Mobilicity

TELUS not ready to give up on Mobilicity acquisition

TELUS

Attempts by TELUS to acquire Mobilicity have been rebuffed by the Canadian government twice now. But it appears that TELUS is not quite ready to give up on its plans to take its struggling competitor over. TELUS CEO Darren Entwistle said in an interview on Friday that the situation remained “fluid.” Entwistle again explained that the acquisition would be in […]

Samsung Galaxy Note 3 lands at Mobilicity

Samsung Galaxy Note 3

Mobilicity is ending the week with a bit of good news. It is the latest carrier to offer the Samsung Galaxy Note 3. The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 makes ordinary daily tasks extraordinary. Its re-imagined S Pen puts time-saving short-cuts at your fingertips. The Multi Window feature makes multi-tasking effortless. And the dazzling 5.7-inch display and ground-breaking Android 4.3 Jelly […]

Mobilicity given until December 20 to find buyer

Mobilicity

Mobilicity today got more time from Ontario courts to find itself a buyer. Already under protection from creditors under Canada’s Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act (CCAA), Justice Frank Newbould of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice extended the protection period until December 20. It had been set to expire on October 30. The company requested the extension as it works to […]

Mobilicity receives creditor protection in bid to complete sale

Mobilicity

Mobilicity today announced that it has received protection from creditors under Canada’s Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act (CCAA) as it tries to complete “a going-concern transaction.” The deal is already undergoing review by Industry Canada. This transaction is likely a sale of its network, assets and spectrum licenses. Who the buyer remains unclear but one possible candidate would be Catalyst Capital, […]

Verizon delays Canadian carrier acquisition

Verizon Wireless

It appears that one potential suitor for the beleaguered Canadian carriers Mobilicity and WIND Mobile has decided to hold off an acquisition for now. According to The Globe and Mail, Verizon Wireless has decided to delay its plans to enter the Canadian market by acquiring one or both smaller Canadian carriers. According to “two people familiar with the situation,” the […]