Alexandra Posadzki

Brad Shaw and family to realize a package worth more than $2-billion, but he says the sale was a last resort

Rogers chief information officer also argues Quebecor can run Freedom Mobile without owning infrastructure in Western Canada

Cost savings, or efficiencies, are a critical issue because Canadian competition law allows a merger to close if it results in lower total costs for the businesses even if it lessens competition

The takeover is in danger of running past the companies’ self-imposed Jan. 31 deadline

The communications giant posted a 6 per cent rise in revenue in the latest quarter; CEO Tony Staffieri says the company remains committed to the $20-billion Shaw deal as it awaits federal approval

Quebecor’s telecom subsidiary, Videotron Ltd., is set to acquire Freedom Mobile, which is currently owned by Shaw Communications Inc., for $2.85-billion as part of the larger, $20-billion takeover of Shaw by Rogers

Independent internet service provider TekSavvy argues terms of the agreements between Rogers and Videotron run afoul of the Telecommunications Act

François-Philippe Champagne gave Rogers an ultimatum saying that the telecoms could face penalties if they failed to make cellular service available to all riders by Oct. 3

Rob Gemmell is seen in news footage aired by NBC and CNN on April 4 from Mr. Trump’s Mar-a-Lago club in Palm Beach, where the former president delivered a campaign-style speech to a crowd of supporters

The telecom giant linked the lower quarterly profit to higher interest, depreciation and amortization expenses as well as increased income taxes