Were Maslow to have constructed his hierarchy of needs in 2020, the pyramid would probably include a level for mobile data. Indeed, access to Internet, particularly on-the-go, is a borderline human right. It’s important, then, that people have affordable access to mobile data. And some countries obviously fare better in
Canadians have long suffered under a telecom regime ruled by the Big Three. The result? Some of the highest wireless prices in the world and spotty internet access for around a quarter of the population in remote areas. That could soon change if all goes according to Elon Musk’s plan.
It took a global health crisis, but some Canadian telecommunications companies are finally showing compassion to their customers. In response to the COVID-19 outbreak, some Canadian internet providers are waiving download caps. It goes without saying that Netflix and Pornhub traffic is off the charts. Meanwhile, Rogers is doing away
Canada’s ruling Liberal government is making a late push for the Millennial vote ahead of October’s federal election. Speaking to reporters yesterday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said “Canadians shouldn’t be paying more for their already very expensive internet and communications services, and that is something we will take into account.” Two
Canada, fresh of a title in real-world quality of life, has also been recognized for its strong performance in Digital Quality of Life. Such is the title of a survey conducted by VPN provider Surfshark, which ranked 65 countries on something called virtual experience. Getting there required scoring each country on six
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