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Canadians divided on TV system issues: CRTC report

News | 01/29/2014 10:20 pm EST

Canadians who took part in a CRTC consultation “want more” from their television services, including more diverse and higher-quality programming, as well as more choice to subscribe to the individual channels they want, the CRTC said.

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