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SpaceX receives support from Indigenous groups, Rogers to utilize E-band frequencies in Quebec and Alberta

‘As Canadian as possible under the circumstances’: CRTC official questions digital sovereignty pathway at CRRBC
By Davis Legree
Regulatory
Blanchet says CBC cuts at worst possible time

‘The beginning of the end’: Blanchet worries about future of cultural exemption following Miller’s CRTC order
By Maria Collins
Regulatory
Online harms panel looking to adopt U.K’s duty of care model, won’t prioritize freedom of expression: Co-chair

Liberals don’t expect online harms bill to pass before summer recess
By Maria Collins
Regulatory
Rogers actions spur NDP to amend anti-scab legislation

Rogers actions spur NDP to amend anti-scab legislation
By Paul Park
Regulatory
ISED changes maritime spectrum rules to facilitate next gen technology

ISED changes maritime spectrum rules to facilitate next gen technology
By Davis Legree
Regulatory
Feds ‘on track’ to connect every household to high-speed internet by 2030, as critics point to gaps in rural and Northern Canada

Finishing strong: how will Ottawa complete the ‘last mile’ of internet access?
By Davis Legree
Regulatory
ISED won’t raise high-speed internet standard, says 50/10 Mbps sufficient for Canadian households

ISED won’t raise high-speed internet standard, says 50/10 Mbps sufficient for Canadian households
By Maria Collins
Regulatory
CRTC proposes indefinite licence terms for all radio stations — except CBC broadcasters

CRTC proposes indefinite licence terms for all radio stations — except CBC broadcasters
By Wire Report Staff
Regulatory
Young people polled on AI and deliver recommendations to government

Young people polled on AI and deliver recommendations to government
By Paul Park
Regulatory
Ottawa set to revive online harms legislation in 2026: government source

Fraser hints deepfake regulations could extend into privacy law as opposition MPs say AI strategy lacks protection details
By Maria Collins
Broadcast
Staff reductions hit Telus and Bell Media

Bell, Telus settle broadcasting dispute
By Wire Report Staff
Regulatory
Liberals accused of kneeling to White House, big tech as CRTC order divides opposition MPs

Liberals accused of kneeling to White House, big tech as CRTC order divides opposition MPs
By Maria Collins

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