The CRTC has given parties until Monday, May 29 to respond to a request from 12 groups to lengthen the timeline for the regulator's consultation on the Online Streaming Act, the new legislation that is set to remake the way in which the CRTC interacts with 21st century broadcasting.
The coalition of...
A coalition of 12 different public sector and public interest groups have written to the CRTC asking for an extension of several deadlines in the regulator's consultation on the implementation of Bill C-11 – the Online Streaming Act – announced last week.
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OTTAWA–Delegates to the International Institute of Communications...
Now that the Online Streaming Act has become law, the CRTC is launching a...
On the day the CRTC released its timeline for the public consultations that...
The Conservatives are keeping up their battle against the government’s...
During Tuesday’s Question Period, two Conservative MPs from Quebec took up the cause of mandatory consultation with the province for the Online Streaming Act, Bill C-11. The provincial government is seeking talks with its federal counterparts over provisions of the...
Bill C-11, the Online Streaming Act, is a necessary tool to update...
Indigenous broadcasting stakeholders proposed amendments to the Online...
A collection of labour unions appeared before the Senate Committee on Transport and Communications...
The chair of the Senate Transport and...
The executive director of Digital First Canada...
The Senate Committee on Transportation and Communications continued its...
Minister of Canadian Heritage Pablo Rodriguez attacked Conservative party...
Minister of Canadian Heritage Pablo Rodriguez attacked the opposition for...
A Walt Disney Company executive is questioning rules around Canadian content, claiming that some of its Canada-specific stories do not qualify as CanCon while American-based...
The CRTC will take at least two years to fully...
CRTC chair Ian Scott told conference attendees...
Liberal MP Mark Gerretsen decried the fake outrage he said the...
The Canadian Media Producers Association (CMPA) has entered the battle to pass Bill C-11, the Online...