Consumer Trends Reporter
Alex began writing for student newspapers and has managed to turn that into a career. During the COVID-19 pandemic, he wrote about small businesses for Biz2Credit and Business.org. Before that, he spent time in communications for higher education institutions, created marketing materials for nonprofits, and worked for entertainment companies in Los Angeles. Today, he reports on emerging consumer trends for WhistleOut and WhistleOut Canada and his work can be seen on The Penny Hoarder, Business.org, Reviews.org, Move.org, SafeWise.com, HighSpeedInternet.com, CableTV.com, and SatelliteInternet.com. When he’s not writing, Alex watches too much TV, plays guitar, reads and writes fiction, and goes on nature walks.
A new report from Opensignal finds that Canada’s best home internet provider depends on where you live.
The Big Three telecommunications brand, along with their flanker brands, have all increased their costs in the last couple of months, resulting in more expensive plans with fewer offerings.
Free charging stations and calendar invites are two ways hackers target mobile phone users.
After months of negotiations, the federal government approved the merger between Rogers and Shaw. However, caveats include Videotron acquiring spectrum licenses from Freedom Mobile.
The newly released 2023 federal budget shows that the government may push for standard chargers and a right to repair in the next year.
The satellite internet company Starlink has dropped its hardware costs by 50%, allowing new customers to join the growing network.
The annual report shows wireless prices decreased by 2.6% in 2022. But Canadian plans are still some of the most expensive globally.
A $61 million investment from the Canadian and Ontario governments will help rural and First Nations communities connect to high-speed internet.
Justin Trudeau’s government announced a ban on TikTok, citing privacy and security risks. The government follows the US and EU, which have instituted similar bans.
Hundreds of cell phone plans unpacked. All the facts. No surprises.