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CRTC proposes changes for licence renewals

Briefs | 03/31/2015 8:39 pm EDT

The CRTC is proposing changes in the way it deals with broadcast-licence renewals, such as getting rid of reminder letters for each licensee and removing the requirement that it publish a notice of consultation for every licence renewal.

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