Compliance among telecom and TV service providers with the Commission for Complaints for Telecom-television Services’ (CCTS) rules has increased overall, according to the organization’s 2023 compliance report cards released Thursday.
The CCTS annually audits service...
The Senate Committee on Transport and Communications began its study of Bill C-288 on Tuesday, which would amend the Telecommunications Act to require telecom carriers to be...
GATINEAU, Que. — According to Lee Bragg, CEO of Bragg Communications Inc.’s Eastlink, it is “really...
Nicholas McHaffie, who served as counsel to TekSavvy Solutions Inc. in its long-running legal saga against movie studios looking to get the personal information of Canadians in copyright cases, has been appointed to the Federal...
TekSavvy Solutions Inc. has hired a new consultant lobbyist to raise...
GATINEAU — TekSavvy Solutions Inc. told the CRTC Wednesday that a sales...
Alysia York-Suen Lau is the new legal counsel for the Public Interest Advocacy Centre (PIAC), as former counsel Janet Lo leaves to join the federal finance department through an “interchange agreement,” PIAC said. In a notice posted on its website Friday, PIAC said Lo started a two-year stint with Finance Canada on Monday. It said York-Suen Lau will “rejoin” the organization as legal counsel on Sept. 3, after serving as PIAC’s articling student in 2012-2013. “We wish to extend our thanks for Janet’s stellar work on behalf of PIAC, notably in broadcasting, telecommunications and competition law matters, since she joined PIAC as an articling student in 2008 and to wish her well in her work with Finance,” PIAC said. PIAC said it also hired...
