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Canada delays the highly-anticipated 5G spectrum auction by 6 months.

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Industry Minister won't interfere with the new policies, but Layton argues against the so-called cash grab from Telus and Bell.

Level 3 Communications Inc. has expanded its network to cover additional U.S. cities by announcing that it agreed to pay $1.2 billion to acquire TelCove Inc. This is the third acquisition within five weeks by Level 3, of Broomfield, Colorado. And Level 3 is not alone; the entire industry is in the middle of a hot merger and acquisition period.

A complex interplay of technology, services and end-user requirements inform the rules that govern phone companies, according to Charles Dalfen, chair of the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC), indicating that the regulation process is more complicated than it's sometimes made out to be.