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The company is putting $1.5 million towards the initiative to expand the network 30 kilometers.

- Rogers will invest $1.5 million to extend its fibre network and connect 320 homes and businesses to reliable high-speed connectivity -

Shares of Rogers Co. (NYSE:ROG) saw an uptick in trading volume on Tuesday . 9,700 shares changed hands during mid-day trading, a decline of 91% from the previous sessions volume of 108,217 shares.The stock last traded at $270.07 and had previously closed at $269.83. Several brokerages have recently weighed in on ROG. Canaccord Genuity lowered []

Joe Natale''s departure as CEO of Rogers Communications Inc. raises questions over the company''s direction as it completes its takeover of Shaw Communications, experts say.

In a move surprising absolutely no one at this point, Rogers Communications (TSX: RCI.B) late last night announced that it

Rogers Communications (TSX:RCI.B) has appointed a new interim chief executive officer (CEO). Joe Natale, who had been leading Rogers, has been replaced as CEO by Tony Staffieri, the companys previous chief financial officer (CFO). The leadership change comes less than two weeks after a family power struggle within the company was settled in court. Edward Rogers, son of company founder Ted Rogers, battled with family members who sit on Rogers Communications board and other directors over the companys future and the management team that would be in charge. The dispute was settled on November 5 when a B.C. Supreme Court confirmed that Rogers was within his right as chair of the Rogers Control Trust to appoint the leadership team he wanted to run the company. In a news release issued this week, Rogers'' mother, Loretta Rogers, as well as his sisters Martha and Melinda, maintained their support of Joe Natale as CEO and said they opposed the decision to push out Natale, which they described as a "termination.

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Rogers Communications CEO Joe Natale is being replaced at the Canadian telecom by Tony Staffieri as interim president and CEO, the company said in a statement late Tuesday.

Joe Natale to leave Rogers effective November 16, 2021

Rogers Pushes Out CEO Natale, Replaces Him With Ex-CFO Staffieri

Rogers Communications Inc. (TSX:RCI.B) and the University of British Columbia arent ready to hang up just yet on a years-long partnership focused on 5G. The organizations revealed Tuesday theyre re-upping an agreement launched in 2018 that sees them collaborating on initiatives using the next-gen communications technology to make advances in everything from wildfire management to telehealth. The new four-year partnership sees Rogers earmarking $4.8 million in capital for projects at the provinces largest post-secondary institution. National research organization Mitacs is now also joining in on this initiative. It gives UBC an opportunity to partner with people that understand the technology deeply, [and] to bring the ideas that we have from a diverse group of faculty and students across our campus, Gail Murphy, UBCs vice-president of research and innovation, told BIV. After UBC and Rogers agreed on broad areas of interest to partner on, the university opened the doors to researchers to join workshops and develop specific project proposals for 5G applications.

Four-year $4.8 million partnership will focus on new 5G research projects in areas like wildfire management that will help the province respond to new environmental challenges Four-year $4.8 million partnership will focus on new 5G research projects in areas like wildfire management that will help the province respond to new environmental challenges

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