Canadian government looking at dropping Chinese EV tariff
The federal government is considering scrapping tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles (EV), a move that could bring more affordable EVs
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22:23
Bell launches new ‘Flex Option’ to extend device financing beyond 24 months
Just in time for the iPhone 17, Bell announced a new payment program for buying smartphones. Dubbed ‘Flex Option,’ Bell’s
Jonathan Lamont
10:24
The Motorola Razr+ is cool, but foldables are still a gimmick
Up until recently, I haven’t spent much time using foldable phones. However, after trying out Motorola’s 2024 Razr+ clamshell foldable
Jonathan Lamont
05:26
Apple TV+ price just went up in Canada
Apple hiked the price of its TV streaming subscription in Canada and other regions. In Canada, Apple TV+ now costs
Jonathan Lamont
21:24
Apple expands self-repair programs to Canada
Apple’s Self Service Repair (SSR) and Genuine Parts Distributor programs are finally expanding to Canada, giving iPhone owners more options
Jonathan Lamont
15:22
Telus to sell 49.9% stake in wireless infrastructure to La Caisse
Vancouver-based national telecom Telus confirmed that it’s selling a 49.9 per cent stake in its wireless tower infrastructure. Quebec-based La
Jonathan Lamont
22:21
Leaks give early look at unique Nothing Headphone (1) design
London, England-based tech company Nothing is gearing up to launch a new smartphone on July 1, 2025, as well as
Jonathan Lamont
11:23
CRTC keeps decision allowing big telcos to use competitors’ networks
The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) will stick with its decision to allow incumbent telecoms to resell internet services
Jonathan Lamont
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Virgin Plus knocks $5 off 60GB plan, but it’s still not the best option
Virgin Plus tweaked the price of its 60GB plan, raising it before lowering it again. The Bell-owned wireless provider now
Jonathan Lamont
11:22
Koodo offering existing customers an extra $5 off home internet
Koodo is texting some customers a special offer discounting its home internet plans by an additional $5/mo. The Telus-owned provider
