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Two competing new wireless entrants are now arguing before the Supreme Court over whether the federal Conservative cabinet erred when it permitted Globalive Wireless Management Corp. to operate in Canada as a Canadian-controlled telecom carrier.
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The Conservative government on Thursday reintroduced a series of proposed amendments to the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA).
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OTTAWA—In an effort to push reintroduced copyright legislation through the House of Commons by the Christmas break, a special legislative committee studying the bill will sit for up to 16 hours a week, Heritage Minister James Moore told reporters Thursday.
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