Several Telus customers across Canada encountered a temporary service disruption earlier this week, affecting their call and text services. The company has addressed the issue related to Voice over LTE (VoLTE) calling and resolved it promptly.
Now, let’s dive into the latest updates in the telecom industry:
Business
Bell and Cogeco have decided to withdraw their advertisements from Meta’s platforms due to concerns regarding Bill C-18.
Rogers is currently facing lawsuits from two former employees who claim that they were wrongfully dismissed.
An incident occurred this week where some Telus customers experienced difficulties with their VoLTE calling capabilities.
Last year, a report from CIRA stated that weather events played a significant role in service outages.
Access Communications has successfully increased download speeds in numerous Saskatchewan communities.
The 5G services offered by SaskTel have been expanded to Kindersley and Melfort, Saskatchewan.
Telus is collaborating with the Montreal Science Centre to upcycle old cell phones, promoting environmental sustainability.
Rogers retail employees now have the ability to serve customers in multiple languages.
Bell intends to trademark the specific shade of blue used in its logo.
Telus has released pre-released financial results for Q2, 2023, highlighting growth in both their wireless and wireline sectors.
CEO Philippe Jetté confirms that Cogeco is currently in negotiations for a Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO) network agreement.
Plan changes
Koodo has increased the price of its 40GB plan to $62, and customers who bring their own devices will receive a bill credit.
Following in Rogers’ footsteps, both Bell and Telus have raised their connection fee to $60.
Government
The Canadian and Alberta governments have jointly invested $96 million in high-speed internet projects.
The federal government is also collaborating with Ontario to provide high-speed internet access to 83 communities.
Deals
Chatr is offering new activations 5GB of bonus data for eight months.
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