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Salut Apres 5 ans avec Videotron, je commence a etre tanne de payer 61$/mois pour mon service... ca fait une heure que je cherche en-ligne, mais je ne trouve pas d'alternatives. Quelqu'un connait un meilleur fournisseur? Voici ce que je recherche: -Internet par cable (pas de DSL, je suis trop loin de la centrale, j'ai deja eu Sympatico et c'etait miserable) -4mbps minimum -40 gb/mois minimum Mon service extreme haute vitesse m'offre 100gb/mois et 10mbps, mais a 61$, c'est trop. Je peux tolerer une vitesse plus basse (meme jusqu'a 3 ou 4mbps) si j'ai une capacite de 40 gb ou plus. Quelqu'un connait un meilleur deal?
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J'ai eu vent aujourd'hui de nouveaux produits Cisco qui permettent de passer jusqu'à 60W de courant sur un câble de réseau CAT5 avec des switch UPOE. Ceci ouvre des nouvelles possibilités auparavant impensables, comme par exemple l'éclairage DEL dans les nouvelles tours sans l'apport d'électriciens!! Au lieu de passé du gros câble cuivré pour connecter une ampoule, il suffit de passer un câble réseau tout simplement et celui-ci se charge d'alimenter l'ampoule. Le besoin pour des électriciens dispendieux pour l'éclairage sera chose du passé... un simple câbleur peut faire la job. Déjà quelques gros constructeurs à Montréal envisagent cette technologie pour leur futurs constructions... à suivre.
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Worlds tallest vertical cable car - Observation deck in Brooklyn
un sujet a posté hockey19 dans États-Unis d'Amérique
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Looking to the skies for answers: a second look at gondola transit Mayor Rob Ford seems to favour tunneling transit underground in Toronto. But a growing number of international cities, including some in Canada, are casting their eyes to the sky at an unconventional mode that’s cheaper, cleaner and quicker to build than subways and light rail. Two years ago, when the Star ran a feature on gondolas as public transit — yes, essentially heavy-duty ski lifts — many Toronto readers and politicians said it was crazy talk. That was before Councillor Doug Ford floated his vision of a lakeside monorail and his brother’s plans for a privately funded Sheppard subway rang increasingly hollow. Meantime, interest in gondolas has grown in Canada and abroad. Why not a gondola, asked Professor Amer Shalaby, a University of Toronto transportation engineer, who has studied them as part of a multi-modal transportation plan for Mecca, Saudi Arabia. They could be used to carry pilgrims to the hajj from satellite parking lots around the city. Its roads are so congested that pedestrians and cars compete for space. Although he’s not advocating gondolas for Toronto, Shalaby doesn’t think it would hurt to look at them. “It’s not out of the blue. A number of jurisdictions around the world have started using this as a public transit mode,” he said. A video on his website notes that “aerial ropeway transit” is a great solution where there’s no room at street level. Stations could be integrated into existing buildings or built over the roads. A gondola doesn’t offer the same capacity as a subway but it could move 5,000 to 6,000 passengers an hour, “which is good compared to a streetcar line,” said Shalaby. The Queen streetcar line carries about 1,800 people per hour at its busiest point in the morning peak, according to the TTC. That’s compared with about 30,000 on the Yonge subway, 2,100 on the Spadina streetcar and 200 to 300 on a neighbourhood bus route. Meantime, Vancouver is releasing a business case in January for a gondola that would transport commuters up Burnaby Mountain to Simon Fraser University and a nearby residential development. “Because it’s on top of a mountain, it gets snow before ground level. Right now we serve the university with very large articulated buses that have to go up and down that hill. There are 10 to 15 days a year they can’t make it to campus because road conditions are so poor,” said Ken Hardie, spokesman for TransLink. Although a gondola hasn’t yet qualified for Vancouver’s long-term transit plan, its environmental benefits could help make the case. An electric powered aerial cable system is cleaner than a diesel bus, he noted. Calgary had also been looking at a gondola to connect its C-train to hospitals and the university. But the project has been set aside as the city looks at expanding its light rail and bus services. , however, has issued a request for proposals from companies interested in studying an overhead cable car that would connect the Metro with a shopping mall and future entertainment-park complex.Mountain backdrops, however, seem to make cities more receptive to gondolas. Hardie admits Vancouver officials were inspired by the Peak 2 Peak gondola that opened in Whistler in 2008. It uses pioneering three-rope technology — two lines support the cabin and one pulls it across the line. It moves faster and offers better stability and wind resistance than other cable systems. The Peak 2 Peak carries over 2,000 people an hour one-way, scooping up 28 skiers every 49 seconds. It could probably carry a few more people per cabin without skis, said Steven Dale, a transportation planner who splits his time between Switzerland and Toronto. “I would have the easiest job in the world if there was a club for transportation planners who ski,” says the founder of the Gondola Project and Creative Urban Projects. With its ravines, Toronto’s topography hardly qualifies as flat, said Dale. The Don Valley is the most obvious place to string a cable, he said. It’s a potential alternative to a downtown relief subway line to take some of the load off the south end of Yonge, he said. If Ontario Place were redeveloped, a gondola would also solve what transportation planners call the “last-mile problem.” That’s the issue of carrying people from rapid transit stops the last mile to their destination. It could shuttle people to Ontario Place from Union Station without adding to the downtown congestion. GONDOLA PROJECTS • Laval, Que., has issued a request for proposals to study a gondola to connect the Metro subway with an entertainment complex. • Mecca, Saudi Arabia, is considering a gondola among the solutions for safely ferrying pilgrims to the Hajj from satellite parking lots around the city. • The London Thames Cable Car opens next year, although it is mired in controversy over the cost, which has soared. • Venezuela and Colombia have embraced cable technology and now Rio de Janeiro is opening one and planning to build more. • Algeria is building three. • The African Development Bank has issued a request for proposals to explore a network of gondolas in Lagos, Nigeria. • The Roosevelt Island Tram in New York was reopened last year to connect with Manhattan. • First "Urban Concept" system in Koblenz, Germany designed to act and look like public transit will shuttle visitors across the Rhine to an international horticultural show. Source: Steven Dale and The Gondola Project http://www.thestar.com/news/transportation/article/1110111--looking-to-the-skies-for-answers-a-second-look-at-gondola-transit#.Tws1TClRmX4.twitter -
Cogeco to pay $1.36 billion for Atlantic Broadband; shares dive
un sujet a posté WestAust dans L'actualité
(Reuters) - Cogeco Cable Inc, a Canadian company that serves mostly rural customers in Ontario and Quebec, said on Wednesday it will pay $1.36 billion to buy U.S. cable operator Atlantic Broadband in a move aimed at gaining a foothold in the larger U.S. market. The deal, however, quickly triggered a 15 percent decline in Cogeco's share price, with investors skeptical of Cogeco's success in foreign deals following an unsuccessful foray into Europe. In February, Cogeco sold its struggling Portuguese cable unit, Cabovisao, at roughly one-tenth the price it paid for it in 2006. Cogeco was unable to weather a harsh pricing war and the broader economic malaise in the country. Montreal-based Cogeco, which provides cable-TV, high-speed Internet and telephone services, said the Atlantic Broadband acquisition will give it sizable opportunities for growth. Atlantic Broadband is owned by private equity firms ABRY Partners and Oak Hill Capital Partners and has operations that service about 250,000 customers in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Florida, Delaware and South Carolina. "This acquisition marks an attractive entry point into the U.S. market for Cogeco Cable," said Chief Executive Louis Audet. Analysts, though, sounded dubious on a hastily arranged conference call in which Audet and other executives had to fend off tough questions about the price being offered, Cogeco's ability to succeed outside its home market, and Atlantic Broadband's growth prospects. CASH AND DEBT Cogeco said it would finance the deal with a combination of cash and debt. Cogeco plans to use $150 million in cash, along with $550 million of a $750 million credit facility to fund the deal. Bank of America Merrill Lynch is also arranging a $660 million committed debt facility to fund the deal. In a note to clients, Canaccord Genuity analyst Dvai Ghose said the sell-off in Cogeco shares might also be prompted by some investor concerns that Cogeco may have to issue equity to reduce its debt load further down the road. Cogeco Cable's share price fell 15.5 percent to C$37.60 on the Toronto Stock Exchange after the deal was announced on Wednesday morning. Shares of its parent Cogeco Inc fell 11.6 percent to C$37.50. Ghose said the offer values Atlantic Broadband at 8.3 times its estimates 2013 earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA). That he noted is well in excess of Cogeco Cable's own enterprise value of five times estimated fiscal 2013 EBITDA. Canada's largest mobile phone company, Rogers Communications Inc, which owns significant interests in both Cogeco Inc and subsidiary Cogeco Cable, could not be immediately reached for comment on the proposed deal. CANADA SATURATED "There is room for further U.S. growth, either through an increase in penetration ... or through tuck-in acquisitions, a number of which are available in the United States, in contrast to Canada, where the consolidation is essentially over," Audet said on the conference call. Cogeco Cable warned last week that its Canadian business would slow as tough competition makes it more difficult to sign up customers. It cut its customer growth forecasts by 10 percent as it lost television customers and recorded slower growth in Internet and telephone services. Larger rivals such as BCE Inc and Quebecor Inc operate in the same markets and are expanding into Cogeco's rural heartland. Audet said Atlantic's low penetration rate - the number of customers divided by the number of homes it would be possible to service in existing markets - means it has promising growth potential. "This transaction at this stage is not about synergies. It's about establishing a healthy, promising base from which to grow in the United States," he said. http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/07/18/net-us-cogecocable-atlanticbroadband-idUSBRE86H0VC20120718 -
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/al-jazeera-coming-to-canadian-tv/article1200118/ I am in favour of them bringing this channel to Canada provided that the CRTC keeps a very close eye on it. However, if Videotron adds this channel, they will be receiving an angry phone call or letter. I am still waiting for Fox News to come to Illico, and it is in no way fair to offer Al Jazeera but not Fox News.
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http://www.montrealgazette.com/entertainment/Readers+rage+against+Videotron/3531870/story.html
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La Baie vendrait son édifice montréalais pour mieux rénover
un sujet a posté ErickMontreal dans L'actualité
La Baie vendrait son édifice montréalais pour mieux rénover 14 août 2009 | 10h30 ARGENT Michel Munger Argent L'éventuelle vente du principal édifice montréalais de La Baie (HBC) pourrait bien servir à mieux investir dans des rénovations et ses activités commerciales. C'est en effet ce qu'affirme, Melissa Cable, relationniste pour la firme Edelman et porte-parole pour HBC, en réponse aux questions posées par Argent. Rappelons que le quotidien Globe and Mail révélait hier que HBC a confié à une filiale de courtage de Brookfield Properties le dossier de son immeuble situé au 585, rue Sainte-Catherine Ouest. «De temps en temps, dit Mme Cable, HBC vend et achète des immeubles. Au cours de la dernière année, la compagnie a travaillé avec Brookfield Properties sur la possibilité de vendre l'édifice montréalais et de louer les locaux pour un éventuel redéveloppement et une rénovation, avec le magasin La Baie qui occuperait une grande partie de l'édifice.» Melissa Cable ajoute toutefois qu'«aucune transaction n'a eu lieu relativement à ce projet». Denis Couture, vice-président Affaires corporatives et Affaires internationales chez Brookfield à Toronto, a dit que la politique de la filiale de courtage était de ne pas commenter les éventuelles transactions. Haut de neuf étages et bâti en 1945, l'édifice de La Baie est bien connu des Montréalais. Selon le role d'évaluation de la Ville de Montréal, sa valeur s'élève à 39,9 M$. -
Vidéotron : Création de 500 nouveaux emplois en 2009
un sujet a posté ErickMontreal dans L'actualité
Création de 500 nouveaux emplois chez Vidéotron en 2009 Feb 11, 2009 12:34 ET MONTREAL, QUEBEC--(Marketwire - 11 fév. 2009) - L'entreprise poursuit ses efforts de recrutement afin de combler plus de 500 postes permanents en 2009. Plus de 330 emplois permanents sont actuellement affichés sur le site videotron.com/carrières pour combler des postes dans tous les services de l'entreprise, de l'Ingénierie à l'Informatique en passant par le Service à la clientèle, le Service technique, les Finances, le Marketing, la Construction et l'Entretien de réseau, et les Ressources humaines. Des centaines de nouveaux emplois d'ici la fin de 2010 A elle seule, la construction du nouveau réseau de télécommunications sans fil, un projet qui représente des investissements d'entre 800 millions et 1 milliard de dollars, permettra la création de plusieurs centaines de nouveaux emplois chez Vidéotron au cours des deux prochaines années. Ces embauches se feront principalement au sein des secteurs de l'ingénierie et de l'informatique; emplois qui s'ajouteront à quelques centaines d'autres actuellement en recrutement au sein d'autres projets corporatifs et à l'embauche de ressources additionnelles dans les entreprises qui participeront à la construction du réseau. "Depuis que Vidéotron a entrepris son virage client, en 2003, elle a presque doublé son équipe, qui regroupe aujourd'hui plus de 4200 personnes. En cette période d'incertitude économique, l'entreprise est heureuse de contribuer à l'économie du Québec en générant un nombre important d'emplois et en offrant de belles possibilités de carrière", affirme Robert Dépatie, président et chef de la direction. Des emplois de qualité Au cours de la dernière année, Vidéotron a investi plus d'un demi-million de dollars dans la formation et le perfectionnement de ses conseillers du Service à la clientèle, du Service technique et de ses gestionnaires - toutes catégories confondues. Par ailleurs, l'entreprise accompagne les employés souhaitant grandir au sein de l'entreprise en leur offrant de nombreuses possibilités d'avancement. Les employés peuvent également bénéficier d'un salaire intéressant, d'un régime de bonification, d'un régime de retraite à prestations déterminées et d'un programme d'assurance très avantageux. Les profils recherchés L'entreprise est à la recherche de candidats aux formations très pointues comme des ingénieurs en télécommunications, des analystes de réseau IP et des analystes programmeurs, de même que de candidats avec des formations plus générales pour des postes de conseiller au Service à la clientèle, de technicien et d'agent de ventes dans les kiosques, entre autres. Les efforts de recrutement ont notamment permis de développer des partenariats avec des écoles spécialisées et des universités et de mettre en place des stages et des programmes de bourses pour sensibiliser les jeunes aux nombreuses possibilités offertes par l'industrie des télécommunications. "Vidéotron s'adapte aux besoins du travailleur et répond à la nécessité d'une plus grande flexibilité en appliquant des programmes basés sur les nouvelles réalités comme le travail à horaire comprimé et le télétravail", précise M. Dépatie. Pour soumettre sa candidature Tous les postes sont affichés sur le site de videotron.com et sur Jobboom. Les candidats sont invités à postuler en ligne à partir de la section carrières corpo.videotron.com/site/carrieres/index-fr.jsp où on leur demande de répondre à un questionnaire et d'y joindre leur CV. Vidéotron ltée (http://www.videotron.com), filiale à part entière de Quebecor Media inc., est une société intégrée de communications oeuvrant dans les domaines de la télédistribution, du développement multimédia interactif, des services d'accès Internet, de la téléphonie par câble et de la téléphonie sans fil. Vidéotron est un chef de file en nouvelles technologies, grâce notamment à son système de télévision interactive illico et à son réseau à large bande lui permettant d'offrir, entre autres services, l'accès Internet haute vitesse par modem câble et la télévision en modes analogique et numérique. Au 30 septembre 2008, Vidéotron comptait au Québec 1 691 500 clients à son service de télédistribution, dont 876 700 clients à illico télé numérique. Vidéotron est également le numéro un de l'accès à Internet haute vitesse au Québec avec 1 031 400 clients à ses services par modem câble au 30 septembre 2008. A cette date, Vidéotron avait activé 58 600 lignes de son service sans fil et assurait le service de téléphonie par câble à 797 900 foyers et organisations du Québec. -
Peladeau shakes up Sun Media management The Canadian Press November 7, 2008 at 11:09 AM EST MONTREAL — Quebecor Inc. chief executive Pierre Karl Peladeau has shaken up the leadership of the company's media holdings while reporting a third-quarter profit of $45.6-million, reversing a loss of $35.2-million a year earlier. Mr. Peladeau noted “disappointing results in publishing and at Sun Media,” and personally took leadership of Sun Media Corp. and the Canoe online operation. Michael Sifton, president of Sun Media, “will be leaving the company as his position will now be undertaken by Mr. Peladeau,” Quebecor said in a release shortly after reporting its latest results. Mr. Sifton had taken the job in September 2007 after Quebecor's takeover of his Osprey Media newspaper group of small Ontario newspapers. Quebecor Inc. “The speed with which business models are required to change, combined with an uncertain economic context and more difficult advertising conditions, calls for a clearly defined strategic and operational vision,” Mr. Peladeau said in a release. “To ensure that our efforts and resources are better co-ordinated, I will now take charge the leadership of both our newspaper segment and our Web portal.” The integration of Sun Media and Canoe under one leader “will help to maximize growth opportunities and synergies, and accelerate the migration of information and contents generated by the various publications to cross-platform supports,” Quebecor stated. Added Mr. Peladeau: “Michael has played an important role, in particular by ensuring the smooth integration of two major publishers, and by preparing Sun Media Corporation's expansion in Internet and new digital technology. As such, he has contributed to the development of our vision for the future.” In a separate statement, Mr. Sifton said: “I am happy to have been given the opportunity to integrate Osprey Media in Sun Media organization. I leave behind talented people and a strong team that will no doubt successfully take on the challenges that our changing environment is bringing.” In its financial report, Quebecor said revenue increased by $73.5-million or 8.8 per cent to $908.1-million in the third quarter, with the improvement driven by the media and telecommunications group's Videotron cable subsidiary, Quebec's largest cable TV operator. Quebecor said its net income was worth 70 cents per share, compared with a year-ago loss of 55 cents per share. Income from continuing operations adjusted for one-time items edged up by $300,000 to $42.4-million, or 65 cents per share. Cable-segment operating income grew 17 per cent to $28.7-million, and Quebecor confirmed plans to spend between $800-million and $1-billion over four years to build out a wireless network. This includes $554.6-million for operating licences. “In a challenging business environment, Quebecor posted strong third-quarter 2008 results, driven by its cable segment, which continued logging substantial customer growth for all services,” Mr. Peladeau stated. He noted that Quebecor has already arranged the funding for the 17 mobile-phone network licences, and “in these times of tight credit markets, it is important to mention that future investment in this project does not rely on access to capital markets; it will be funded through cash flow generation and available credit facilities.” In early trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange, Quebecor shares fell 90 cents to $19.75, a drop of 4.4 per cent. Quebecor Inc., with 52,000 employees is a major newspaper publisher, cable TV operator, television broadcaster and commercial printer. It also has operations in magazine and book publishing. The holding company holds a 54.7 per cent stake of Quebecor Media Inc., which owns Videotron Ltd., the largest cable operator in Quebec and a major provider of Internet and telecom services, and Sun Media, a major newspaper chain with tabloid dailies across the country and other assets. Other Quebecor Media holdings include TVA Group Inc., the largest French language TV network in Quebec, a number of specialty channels, the English language station Sun TV, and Canoe Inc., operator of a network of English- and French language Internet properties.
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Wireless win will mean new growth for Quebecor: Peladeau
un sujet a posté ErickMontreal dans L'actualité
Wireless win will mean new growth for Quebecor: Peladeau VIRGINIA GALT Globe and Mail Update August 5, 2008 at 9:21 AM EDT Montreal-based media company Quebecor Inc. is “poised to embark on a new round of growth” as a result of its successful bid for a new wireless spectrum licences covering all of Quebec and part of the Toronto area, the company said Tuesday. “This is a key strategic development for Quebecor media, since consumer demand for advanced wireless services is expected to increase substantially in the coming years,” said chief executive officer Pierre Karl Paul Peladeau, in releasing the company's second quarter financial results. The company, which has gone through a major restructuring, reported consolidated net profit of $57.3-million, or 88 cents a share, compared with $43.2-million, or 77 cents a share, in the corresponding period a year earlier. The year-ago result was dragged down by a $6.7-million loss at the company's former printing subsidiary, Quebecor World Inc., which sought court protection from creditors earlier this year. “Once again, Quebecor's very positive results were spearheaded by robust numbers in the cable segment, which continued to log strong customer growth for all its services,” Mr. Peladeau said. Quebecor Inc. “At the conclusion of the spectrum auction for advanced wireless services, Quebecor Media held standing high bids on 17 operating licences, covering all of Quebec and part of the Toronto area.” Quebecor bid $554.6-million for the operating licences in the auction that closed late last month – an investment that pave the way for future growth by allowing the company to offer its customers “a still more complete and competitive array of cable and telecommunications services,” Mr. Peladeau said. The company reported that consolidated revenue from continuing operations increased to $942.3-million, up 15.6 per cent from the corresponding period a year ago. Revenue in the cable segment was up 20.3 per cent to $75.6-million, “reflecting continued customer growth for all services,” the company said. Newspaper revenue was up 27.2 per cent to $65.7-million, due primarily to the acquisition of Osprey Media Income Fund in August, 2007, and broadcasting revenue was up 4.2 per cent to $4.5-million. -
Alors que des cartes satellites sophistiquées défilent devant nos yeux tous les soirs au petit écran, l'information météo est devenue une affaire de gros sous. Pour en lire plus...
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Analyse: Cogeco se renforce sur le marché torontois * Daniel Renaud, Journal Les Affaires * 25 juin 2008 L'acquisition de Toronto Hydro Telecom renforce Cogeco Câble dans le marché torontois des télécommunications à l'intention des entreprises. Toutefois, les analystes estiment qu'à 200 millions de dollars, la société québécoise paie cher son acquisition annoncée le 13 juin. Cogeco Câble débourse un multiple de 9,6 fois le bénéfice avant impôts, intérêts et amortissement prévu pour 2008. Or, le titre de Cogeco Câble s'échange à seulement 6,5 fois son bénéfice. Cela signifie une dilution de 65 millions de dollars pour ses actionnaires, ou 1,33 $ par action, précise Dvai Ghose, de Genuity Capital. " Toronto Hydro Telecom affiche une croissance annuelle composée de 20 % de ses revenus et de 35 % de son bénéfice avant impôts, intérêts et amortissement depuis 2004 ", dit toutefois Vince Valentini, de TD Newcrest. Le chiffre d'affaires de la torontoise n'a pas été divulgué. " Toronto Hydro Telecom exploite un réseau de communication de données et de services de télécommunications qui dessert 500 immeubles situés dans la région métropolitaine, alors qu'elle ne compte que 300 clients. Ce faible taux de pénétration offre un bon potentiel de croissance ", dit M. Ghose. À titre d'exemple, Toronto Hydro Telecom ne compte que quatre clients parmi les locataires de First Canadian Place, l'un des plus importants immeubles de la Ville Reine. Par ailleurs, la société torontoise a récemment décroché des contrats, dont un auprès de la Commission scolaire de Toronto, qui devraient accroître son bénéfice l'an prochain. Elle offre des services de communication de données, de ligne privée, de voix sur IP, etc. L'acquisition de la société torontoise pourrait signifier la fin de l'expansion européenne de Cogeco Câble. " Nous préférons une utilisation de l'encaisse pour l'achat d'une entreprise située à proximité du marché québécois que l'acquisition d'une autre société européenne qui pourrait accroître le risque ", soutient M. Ghose. Les analystes financiers n'ont modifié leur recommandation ni leurs prévisions à la suite de cette acquisition. http://www.lesaffaires.com/article/1/analyse-de-titre/2008-06-25/479456/analyse-cogeco-se-renforce-sur-le-marcheteacute-torontois.fr.html
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Montreal's Cogeco aquires Toronto Hydro Mike King, Montreal Gazette Published: Friday, June 13 MONTREAL - Cogeco Cable Inc. is spreading its network into Canada's biggest business telecommunications market with the purchase of Toronto Hydro Telecom Inc. "This acquisition is another step in the enrichment of the Cogeco Business Solutions Data offering," Louis Audet, president and CEO of the Montreal company, said yesterday in announcing the deal. He said THTI's state-of-the-art network, dedicated workforce and Toronto business market potential "should complement our existing business telecommunications activities in Ontario and allow future growth for Cogeco Cable in this line of business." Cogeco is the second-largest cable telecommunications operator in Ontario, Quebec and Portugal respectively based on the number of basic cable subscribers. Audet said the takeover "demontrates our willingness to seize upon external growth opportunities in our Canadian footprint when they arise and fit well with our business strategy." The deal provides Cogeco with a unique chance to add owned and operated points of presence throughout the greater Toronto area, linked to its other existing broadband facilities extending over the dense Ontario telecommunications corridor from Windsor to Cornwall. At the same time, THTI customers will be able to benefit from Cogeco's extensive fiber network spanning Ontario and Quebec. Shares closed at $39.89 on the Toronto Stock Exchange yesterday, up $1.08. mking@thegazette.canwest.com http://www.canada.com/montrealgazette/news/business/story.html?id=8bb1d48f-5b0f-44ce-a31a-3ee91ef6ef00
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Cogeco Câble acquiert Toronto Hydro Telecom pour 200 millions
un sujet a posté mtlurb dans L'actualité
Cogeco Câble a effectué une sérieuse percée en téléphonie dans la plus grande ville du pays. L'entreprise québécoise a annoncé hier l'acquisition de Toronto Hydro Telecom pour la somme de 200 millions de dollars. Pour en lire plus...
