Videotron to pay $7M back to consumers for overcharging on CRTC fee
Quebec cable and broadcast company Videotron has been ordered to pay $7 million in a case that examined how it levied the local programming...
B.C. government moves to end shadow flipping
The B.C. government is moving to outlaw what the Premier calls the “greedy’ and “shady” practice of so-called shadow flipping in residential real estate.
The...
Casino responds to Penticton letter writers
I’m writing to respond to several recent letters published that reference the casino. As executive general manager of Lake City Casinos and a long-time...
Wind Mobile optimistic Liberals are committed to wireless competition
Since Wind Mobile Corp.’s beginnings, the company has enjoyed strong support from Ottawa, as the Conservative government doggedly pursued a telecom policy aimed at...
Four ways Canada’s innovation minister can spur the economy
The main elixir the incoming government promised for Canada’s slow economy was infrastructure spending. Smart investments in infrastructure can help long-term growth, but the...
