Statistics Canada says cellphone and internet prices are falling, but rising customer bills suggest that smoke and mirrors are at play in the numbers.

Telecom competition is dead and consumers are getting fleeced. A new direction focusing on structural change is desperately needed to fix the market.

With internet competition nearly dead, the CRTC must take strong and decisive action - including stopping predatory pricing and splitting up big telcos.

Big Telecom often refers to independent ISPs as resellers. But the term isn't correct and is intended to diminish the value that they bring to the market.

It's hard to believe better telecom prices are possible when the government follows the industry playbook of delays, lobbying and threats every time.

Rogers has agreed to provide Vidéotron with favourable access to its networks for an extended period of time as part of the $2.85 billion Freedom Mobile sale

A new filing disclosed that Rogers’ five top-paid executives will receive stock options worth $17 million if the company’s takeover of Shaw closes and they hit performance targets one and two years...

The move comes in response to allegations that the pacts violate the Telecommunications Act and could stifle competition through price discrimination

Under new chair Vicky Eatrides, the CRTC has begun an expedited review of the rules and rates at which indie ISPs use portions of big companies' networks.

The pending Rogers-Shaw merger means Canadians could have even fewer options for Internet providers in a market that already has limited choices, says Andy Kaplan-Myrth, internet company TekSavvy's...

One of Canada’s largest telecoms has confirmed it has acquired independent internet service providers (ISPs) Altima Telecom and London, Ontario-based Start.ca. Both companies are resellers of...