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I walked a few hundred miles in Barcelona this week at my 11th Mobile World Congress.

There was lots of excitement, and a spirit of cooperation. Carriers are working together on inspiring projects. We announced that we’ll be joining forces with a global community of carriers, including Orange, Vodafone ...

I've had the pleasure of speaking with many new WIND Mobile customers and I've heard some great feedback. We're proud to provide the first national wireless choice in over a decade! And we're thrilled to have customers coming into our locations for an in-store WIND mobile ...

It was truly incredible to see the number of people who came out to lend their support and cheer us on at our launch this morning.
I had the chance to meet many of our community members and first customers and I want to thank each and every one of ...

Today we launched our Campaign for Wireless Choice. Wireless competition in Canada is virtually nonexistent and Canadians deserve far more than what they’re getting from the current state of the industry. Canada has one of the weakest wireless markets and we pay some of the highest prices in the ...

I really want to thank everyone for your continued support. It's been absolutely incredible to see how many of you have been behind us, eager with anticipation, since we began this conversation more than a year ago on Wireless Soapbox. It really goes to show just how hungry Canadians ...

In Monday's Globe and Mail, technology reporter Simon Avery profiled a recently released report which predicts the impact of new entrants into Canada’s wireless market. The report concluded that increased competition will lead to lower prices, resulting in 8 million new wireless subscribers over the next 5 years ...

We recently shut down Wireless Soapbox after a remarkable year of dialogue - thank you again - and I've been thinking back on some of the great discussions we had. A lot of it centered around hidden fees and hidden costs associated with mobile usage.

A report in the Toronto Star ...

Yesterday the Canadian Wireless Telecommunications Association (CWTA) released a new code of conduct for their member carriers. The Code is meant to protect customers, allowing them to make informed decisions when they purchase a Canadian wireless plan. All of the incumbent carriers and most of the new entrants have signed ...

One of the most talked about issues on the Wireless Soapbox website was the price of wireless data. I re-logged onto the old site last night and reminded myself how often regular contributors asked about better data rates. I can understand why. As more and more Canadians migrate to smart ...

Recently two of Canada's major banks came out with interesting reports on the future of the Canadian wireless industry.

An RBC report, which has received significant press coverage in the Globe and Mail, has predicted that two of Canada's current wireless carriers will merge within a couple of ...