Telecom news roundup: Ottawa invests millions in high-speed internet projects for Nova Scotia and B.C. [Sept. 2-8]

The federal authorities has made a number of investments throughout Canada underneath its purpose to carry high-speed internet to 98 p.c of Canadians by 2026 and 100% by 2030, with current investments in B.C. and Nova Scotia.

More particulars on these projects, in addition to a roundup of this week’s telcom headlines, are outlined beneath:

Business

Rogers has filed a countersuit in response to authorized motion from its former CEO, Joe Natale.

Vandals brought about an internet service disruption for some Bell prospects in Calgary.

Government

The federal authorities has granted Rogers $1.2 million to carry high-speed internet entry to 1,600 households in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia.

The Government of Canada is partnering with the Province of B.C. to carry high-speed internet to the province’s Columbia Basin. The $58 million joint funding will profit 5,400 households.

Deals

Rogers is providing 80GB of 5G knowledge for $75/month. More particulars can be found right here.

Public Mobile is providing a $40/30GB plan on its 5G community for a restricted time.

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