Deal follows massive Rogers disruption on July 8 that affected millions of Canadians
Social media company the latest to announce cuts as investor interest in tech stocks has faded
Deal still needs approval from competition bureau and economic development department
July 8 outage left millions unable to use phone for emergency services
As a result, Rogers was unable to route most 911 calls
July 8 outage knocked out ATMs, shut down Interac payments and prevented calls to 911
July 8 outage affected 911 services as well as financial networks and other critical services
Direction comes in the wake of lengthy Rogers service shutdown last week
Canadians left without cell service, internet, banking services for at least 15 hours
Outage impacted customers including 911 services and debit transactions
Rogers hopes deal will appease federal regulators opposed to its proposed takeover of Shaw
LifeWorks is an HR firm that helps companies with employee and family assistance plans
New legislation targets telecommunications, finance, energy and transportation sectors
Crown witnesses expected to testify accounts allegedly used to extort Todd were operated by Coban
University of Calgary found huge numbers of tweets about Ukraine war can be traced to Russia, China
Providers who already have this equipment installed will be required to cease its use and remove it
Both companies say they plan to press ahead with the deal
MPs on the ethics committee expressed surprise at how much detail new report contained
YouTube Canada says draft law’s wording gives the broadcast regulator scope to oversee home videos
Bill would force digital giants to compensate news outlets for reusing their work