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It’s official, OnwardMobility shuts down; no new BlackBerry coming

Lynn Greiner -
Anyone hoping beyond hope that, despite recent developments, there still might be a new 5G BlackBerry smartphone with keyboard on its way might as...

Western Cree Tribal Council launches communications and broadcast app for members

Pragya Sehgal -
Western Cree Tribal Council (WCTC) has launched of a cross-platform mobile app through which it aims to reach out to its member communities to notify them about news, events, programs, services, career opportunities, forms, and important documentation for applications.

Telus launches PureFibre X with Internet speeds of 2.5 Gbps in Edmonton and parts of B.C.

Pragya Sehgal -
Telus Communications has announced the launch of PureFibre X, a new tier of home Internet with symmetrical upload and download speeds of 2.5 Gbps, in parts of Alberta and British Columbia. 

Telus Business to provide free virtual healthcare service for small businesses 

Pragya Sehgal -
Telus customers with small business smartphone plans will now be able to access physical and mental health support through Telus Health Virtual Care at no extra cost.

BlackBerry phone with keyboard is not dead

Lynn Greiner -
OnwardMobility, the Texas-based firm that picked up the hardware license for BlackBerry smartphones after previous licensee TCL decided to produce its own phone designs...

2021 year in review – IT under attack

Jim Love -
Had Charles Dickens been alive today, his famous work might have started with “It was the worst of times, and some other stuff was...

Federal government invests $1.44 billion in Telesat satellite internet

Tom Li -
The funding will help build out Telesat's Lightspeed satellite constellation and bridge the digital divide in Canada.

CRTC’s virtual mobile network approval stirs mixed reactions

Tom Li -
The CRTC's MVNO announcement approval seems like a step in the right direction, but many independents disagree.

Telus and Quebec government announce $30 million internet expansion project

Tom Li -
Telus and the Quebec government announced a joint $30 million investment to expand high-speed internet access for residents in the Chaudière-Appalaches region. With this new...

New internet project approved for rural Newfoundland and Labrador

Tom Li -
The $1.379 million network will service 1,184 households and is expected to start service in November.

LG closes its smartphone business

Tom Li -
LG closed its mobile division after months of speculation. The South Korean telecommunications hardware manufacturer announced on April 5 that it's starting to wind down...

Rogers expands eligibility for low-cost internet program

Tom Li -
Rogers Connected for Success program now includes people enrolled in government assistance.

Samsung devices to receive four years of security updates, one more than Pixel phones

Tom Li -
The extended support includes more than 130 devices.

Telesat to receive $400 million investment from Quebec

Tom Li -
The new funding is in addition to the CA$600 million from the federal government announced last year.

British Columbia receives $6.7 million project to improve internet connectivity

Tom Li -
The funding will be for Telus to connect 1977 underserved communities with its PureFibre network.
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IT World Canada fights for survival

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Facing an unprecedented crisis, IT World Canada, a beacon...

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Ashee Pamma -
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