On Tuesday, Nov. 18, the CRTC released its long-awaited changes to how it defines Canadian content (CanCon) in the audio-visual sector, reflecting changes brought about by the...
The heritage minister is defending the Online Streaming Act amid an ongoing court challenge by international streaming companies and his government’s apparent openness to...
Even though foreign streamers are litigating provisions of the Online...
As three of the CRTC’s top brass appeared before the federal Standing...
The CRTC has received a joint application from the Foundation Assisting...
The CRTC announced that it will be postponing three hearings related to...
The CRTC is undertaking proceedings to consider the Canadian content regulations for audio services. The updated rules will cover radio and streaming services and are part of the re-examination spurred by passage of the Online Streaming Act.
The commission is seeking...
The CRTC is working on redefining “Canadian program,” also known as...
The CRTC is considering broadening the scope of the Broadcasting...
CRTC chair Ian Scott told members of the Senate Committee on Transport and Communication that the...
The CRTC has created a new chief of consumer, research and communications...
OTTAWA — Those in charge of the wireless emergency alert system...
Public Safety officials working on Canada’s public alert systems were...
Wireless service providers are required to distribute wireless public emergency alert messages on LTE by April 6, the CRTC said in a Thursday release. The announcement puts an end to uncertainty as to when the service would...
OTTAWA — Following a wireless emergency alert in the United States that...
Telus Corp. was far and away the busiest industry stakeholder when it came to reportable lobbying activity with the federal government last month, filing a total of 16 communication reports in August — twice as many as lobbying runner-up Rogers Communications Inc....
