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Bell Canada and Cohere forge strategic partnership to deliver sovereign AI-powered solutions for government and business

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MONTRÉAL, July 28, 2025 /CNW/ - Bell Canada and security-first enterprise AI company Cohere today announced a strategic partnership to provide full-stack sovereign AI solutions for government and enterprise customers across Canada, and to deploy proprietary, secure AI solutions within Bell. Cohere will make its secure enterprise-grade AI solutions available through Bell AI Fabric, providing government and enterprise customers with access to fu…See the Story

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Ottawa, B.C. Provide $77M to Bring High-Speed Internet to Nearly 7,000 Households

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The federal and B.C. governments are providing more than $77 million in combined funding to bring high-speed internet to more than 6,900 homes in the province.See the Story

Infrastructure · Canada

Telus signs $1.26-billion phone tower network deal with Quebec’s Caisse

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Canada’s second-largest pension fund will acquire a 49.9-per-cent stake in the infrastructure asset See the Story

CRTC Takes Action to Help Improve Access to Local News in Yellowknife

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GATINEAU, QC, July 30, 2025 /CNW/ - Today, the CRTC approves an application by 506992 N.W.T. Ltd. (Cabin Radio) to operate an English-language commercial FM radio station in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories. This decision will help Yellowknife residents have better access to local news and community-focused programming, including Indigenous voices while reflecting the realities and priorities of people in the North in our broadcasting system. …Yellowknife · Yellowknife See the Story

Bell Launches HGTV, Food Network and Discovery on Bell TV; Signs Deal with Rogers for Specialty Channel Distribution Across Platforms

/CNW/ - Bell and Rogers today announced an agreement to distribute each other's specialty channels across platforms....Entertainment · Canada See the Story

Future of distribution requires tackling structural problems throughout value chain: report

The challenges facing the audiovisual distribution industry are structural and call for a systemic response in order to better support, develop and promote the distribution and exports of Canadian and Indigenous films, says a new report conducted by La Société des demains for Telefilm Canada. The report, Exploring the Futures of Distribution – Strategic Visions for the Canadian... Read more »Canada · Canada Read Article

Telus launches Wi-Fi 7 in British Columbia

Telus announced Tuesday it has launched Wi-Fi 7 for its PureFibre internet customers on gigabit speed plans or above initially in select areas of British Columbia, with availability in Alberta and Quebec soon to follow. Delivering speeds up to four times faster than Wi-Fi 6, Telus’s new Boost Wi-Fi 7 internet router is built with at least... Read more »British Columbia · British Columbia Read Article

Bell Alleges Telus Salespeople Sold Illegal Pirated TV Service to Poach Its Customers

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The allegations in a court filing, along with a counterclaim from Telus, reveal friction in the industry after efforts to increase competitionTelus · Canada See the Story

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Bell Canada and Cohere forge strategic partnership to deliver sovereign AI-powered solutions for government and business

Ottawa, B.C. Provide $77M to Bring High-Speed Internet to Nearly 7,000 Households

Telus signs $1.26-billion phone tower network deal with Quebec’s Caisse

CRTC Takes Action to Help Improve Access to Local News in Yellowknife

Bell Launches HGTV, Food Network and Discovery on Bell TV; Signs Deal with Rogers for Specialty Channel Distribution Across Platforms

WildBrain Loses Another Undue Preference Case Against BDU

Rogers launches WiFi 7 in Quebec

Cogeco Mobile launches in 13 markets with introductory one-year free offer

Future of distribution requires tackling structural problems throughout value chain: report

Telus launches Wi-Fi 7 in British Columbia

Bell Alleges Telus Salespeople Sold Illegal Pirated TV Service to Poach Its Customers

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