This is the third installment of CWTA’s series of reports looking at the traffic volumes on Canadian telecommunications networks during the COVID-19 pandemic (see here and here for parts one and two). Looking at traffic volumes for June and July of this year, this report shows that Canadians continue to utilize telecommunication services at higher rates than before COVID-19. The gradual relaxation of mobility restrictions across the country are reflected in the increase in mobile network traffic, with median wireless traffic exceeding pre-COVID-19 levels. Meanwhile, despite some businesses and public spaces reopening, wireline traffic volumes continue to show that many Canadians are still relying heavily on home internet services to stay connected to their workplaces, families, and friends. To view Part 3 of our report, please click here.
Managing Networks in Unprecedented Times – Part 3
What’s being talked about
The annual @STAC_CSPA Conference & Exhibition will be held virtually this year, from April 12th -16th, 2021. Register today at pheedloop.com/stac2021/site/… twitter.com/STAC_CSPA/stat…
Canada's premier tower industry event - the annual STAC Conference & Exhibition - will be held virtually April 12-16, 2021. Register for #STAC2021 today: https://t.co/TdIKI1NIZC #workplacesafety #towersafety pic.twitter.com/nZyURSPlZo
— STAC-CSPA (@STAC_CSPA) February 8, 2021
Earlier this month, @Speedtest released a report and revealed that Canada continues to be a world leader in mobile wireless with early rollout of #5G. Read it here: speedtest.net/insights/blog/…
The Women of STAC Bursary Fund application period ends March 19! If you identify as a women in the field of telecoms and are looking to advance your career you could receive funding towards industry related training or courses. Email [email protected] for info #womenintelecoms Retweeted by CWTA / ACTS