Antenna Council
Four key telecom trends have emerged during the pandemic: a pivot towards the digital economy, reduced urban living, new ways of socializing, and the rise of remote work – all fuelling Canada’s digital evolution. The continued investment of telecom operators in building additional capacity and upgrading critical infrastructure is setting the stage for a resilient post-pandemic recovery in Canada.
Study also finds users in cottage country enjoy faster average download and upload speeds than those experienced in other countries OTTAWA, ON – June 21, ... Continue Reading →
Report also shows industry on track to reach 100% of Canadian population with mobile coverage by 2026 OTTAWA, ON – June 6, 2022 – Canadians are ... Continue Reading →
Ottawa – May 17, 2022 – Policies that encouraged investment in telecommunications networks enabled sustained business and social activity in Canada during the COVID-19 pandemic ... Continue Reading →
Ottawa – May 10, 2022 – It is estimated that 5G wireless will contribute an additional $40 billion in GDP to Canada’s economy by 2026 ... Continue Reading →
Ottawa – March 30, 2022 – Canada’s wireless telecommunications industry will continue to make major contributions to Canada’s economy as it emerges from the COVID-19 ... Continue Reading →
According to research from @AccentureCanada, mobile technologies have the potential to address 23% of Canada’s total 2030 emission reduction target by 2025. See more on the role of #5G in Canada's fight against climate change, here: youtube.com/watch?v=CDyyMG….
What enhancements does #5G bring to enterprise network security? @itworldcanada discusses key elements of 5G that will help businesses address their network security requirements. Read the article, here: itworldcanada.com/blog/5g-improv….
Data from @CRTCeng finds Canada’s expanding network coverage is largely due to investments by #wireless service providers. In 2021 alone $3.45B was spent on network expansion– on top of $9.25B in fixed high-speed broadband & $8.9B in #5G spectrum licenses: cwta.ca/blog/2022/06/0…
Canadian network providers are making the transition to #5G – providing users with an enhanced mobile #wireless experience. A recent article in @MobileSyrup explains what you can expect from 5G as it begins to be deployed across Canada: mobilesyrup.com/2022/07/07/wha….
2 of 2: CWTA is pleased to work towards advancing access to #wireless technology through WirelessAccessibility.ca. The website aims to serve as a central location for consumers in Canada to learn more about the many built-in accessibility features of mobile devices available.
1 of 2: On this day, our U.S. counterparts say #ThanksToTheADA, in celebration of the signing of the Americans with Disability Act. Here in Canada, the Accessible Canada Act aims to create a barrier-free country by 2040, and applies to a wide range of sectors including #telecom.
