Jonathan Lamont is a News Editor at MobileSyrup. He specializes in telecommunications, consumer tech, and mobility, covering topics such as mobile networks, 5G technology, and electric vehicles. Jonathan has been featured in blogTO, Daily Hive, and MobileSyrup.
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Rogers is facing questions from the CRTC over its latest round of price hikes for wireless customers.
Rogers is facing questions from the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission over its price hikes for wireless customers.
By: Jonathan Lamont
Nearly 50 former Bell employees are suing its parent company for alleged wrongful termination after the company fired several workers in May.
The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) sent a letter to Rogers over the carrier's new price hike and asked it to answ…
Best Buy Canada just rolled out its second round of deals for its Black Friday in Summer sale. Save on all kinds of tech.
GameSir's G7 Pro 8K is an excellent controller with style, but it's standout feature doesn't move the needle.
In an application to the CRTC, Telus requested the commission revise rules on device locking to help it prevent theft.
By: Jonathan Lamont
Ford showed off several anti-theft features on its latest vehicles, including Start Inhibit that will prevent thieves from starting your vehicle.
Vancouver-based national telecom Telus wants the CRTC to bring back device locking to prevent fraud and theft.
A bunch of Amazon listings for unreleased Google Pixel devices revealed what colours and pricing we can expect.
