The blue-ribbon panel tasked with modernizing Canada’s communications legislation is calling for “fundamental changes” to how the CRTC operates, including giving the regulator jurisdiction over online news and rules requiring large foreign digital audio and video...
The work of the chairwoman heading the review of the broadcasting and telecom acts turned out to be more time-consuming and complicated than the government initially planned for, according to a memo obtained through Access to Information. The initial terms and conditions of Janet Yale’s appointment provided compensation for the equivalent of two days a week of work. That proved to be insufficient, according to the secret memo to then-Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez in June 2019. “The Progression of the panel’s work has required the Chair to dedicate additional time over...
The blue ribbon panel in charge of reviewing Canada’s communications legislation has released its...
TORONTO — The interim report due at the end of this month from the expert...
OTTAWA — Members of the panel tasked with providing recommendations to...
OTTAWA – Conservative senators doubled-down on a previously-raised...
OTTAWA — The expert panel appointed by the federal government to spearhead its review of the Telecommunications Act and Broadcasting Act will have to figure out how to...