Cogeco Communications Inc. and Bragg Communications Inc., parent company of Eastlink, have filed a motion with the Federal Court of Appeal seeking to overturn the CRTC’s...
American experiences with internet labelling regulations demonstrate that such rules are unnecessary in Canada, a Canadian telecom told the CRTC at the beginning of a proceeding on how to make shopping for internet services easier for consumers.
The CRTC hearing was...
Shaw Communications Inc. is proposing a ban on third-party door-to-door sales to curb aggressive and...
GATINEAU, Que. — The CRTC should take a leading role — at least temporarily — in co-ordinating the development of next-generation 911 services, the regulator...
GATINEAU, Que. — Those who innovate shouldn’t be penalized because their competitors can’t keep up, the CRTC heard Friday from representatives of the telecom company...
Shaw Communications Inc. broke rank with most of its industry colleagues Tuesday, stating its support for an industry-funded subsidy to help enhance broadband transport. During the company’s...
GATINEAU, Que. — On Wednesday, the first day of replies in the CRTC’s wholesale wireline hearing, the regulator was consistently asked to look to the future in determining how best to regulate Canada's fibre and copper connections. Yet the groups presenting before the commission differed on what that future entails. The Public Interest Advocacy Centre (PIAC) and the Consumers’ Association of Canada (CAC), which presented together, said Canadians would need access to the high-speed transmission capabilities of fibre-to-the-premises connections in the future, making it...
