The Wire Report The federal government has amended its spectrum licence conditions for satellite companies in an attempt to limit the amount of non-operational equipment floating around outer space. On…
The Wire Report Increasingly, copper wire theft is causing downed telephone and internet signals across the country — which Alberta Sen. Paula Simons says inconveniences businesses and individual Canadians alike.…
Found on telecoms.com The Amazon Leo Aviation Antenna promises to provide up to 1 Gbps download and 400 Mbps upload speeds for aircraft passengers and crew operations via satellite. Slapping…
In Featured News by Wireless Estimator FCC Chairman Brendan Carr went 2,000 feet above ground on April 9, 2026, ascending one of the tallest broadcast towers in the United States…
The Wire Report The regulator will be considering universal service objective projects that provide or improve fixed broadband service of at least 50/10 megabits per second (Mbps) in underserved areas,…
Article found on wirelessestimator.com AT&T is no longer describing copper theft as a nuisance; it’s calling it something far more coordinated. In a recent corporate blog post, the carrier said…
Article found on wirelessestimator.com Authorities say a familiar excuse didn’t hold up Sunday afternoon when deputies responded to a business alarm at a North Carolina 260-foot self-supporting tower site, pictured…
The Wire Report Wireless companies are opposing a new standard for mobile data reporting, though provincial and territorial governments say changes are necessary to fill coverage gaps across the country.…
The Wire Report Each of Nunavut’s 25 communities are set to receive high-speed internet connectivity after Telesat Corp. announced a new partnership with BCE Inc.’s Northwestel in the territory. The agreement, announced on…
The Transport Canada Aeronautical Information Manual (TC AIM) provides information on rules and procedures for aircraft operation in Canadian airspace. It is designed to be written in plain language as much…