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In April 2013, Shaw Business Solutions took over Enmax's Envision subsidiary, which had built a fibre-optic network throughout Calgary. The acquisition was completed for $225 million. [30] final Shaw Communications logo, used since 2012 until 2023. In 2014, Shaw partnered with Rogers Communications to launch Shomi, a subscription video on ...
Ignite SmartStream — a streaming platform from Rogers. [3] Inukshuk Wireless (50%) Mobilicity — brand retired in 2016, customers moved to Chatr. Rogers Publishing — sold to St. Joseph Communications in 2019. [4] L'actualité médicale; L'actualité pharmaceutique; Canadian Business; Châtelaine; Chatelaine; The Directory of Restaurant ...
Approximately 80% of the voting control in Shaw Communications was held by the family of founder JR Shaw. [1] This has been sold to Rogers Communications. The same family also owns about 80% of the voting rights in Corus Entertainment , and hence also exercises control over the media holdings of the Shaw family , in addition to the properties ...
Canada’s Rogers Communications is buying competitor Shaw Communications in a deal worth CAD$26 billion ($20.8 billion). Rogers will acquire all issued and outstanding Class A Shares and Class B ...
Late on Friday, Rogers and Shaw agreed to sell Freedom Mobile unit to Quebecor Inc for C$2.85 billion, including wireless and internet customers, in a bid to assuage competition concerns over ...
Rogers Communications Inc extended the deadline to close its C$20 billion ($15.6 billion) buyout of rival Shaw Communications to December and said it would take a hit due to an outage that ...
In 2023, Rogers Communications acquired Shaw; although Freedom Mobile was sold to Quebecor as part of the merger, the divestiture excluded the 450,000 Shaw Mobile customers. On April 4, 2023, Shaw Mobile was discontinued for new subscribers; existing customers are being transitioned to comparable Rogers Wireless plans, and will be afforded a ...
On March 3, 2022, the Government announced it would block the transfer of wireless licenses from Shaw Communications to Rogers Communications. Industry Minister François-Philippe Champagne expressed concerns that the $26-billion acquisition of Shaw by Rogers would reduce competition and increase phone bills for Canadians.