CRTC Lacks Ability to Regulate Online Streaming, Say Experts
"Vesting so much power in the hands of the CRTC is exceptionally risky."
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CRTC Orders Telcos to Offer Free Paper Billing for Some Canadian Consumers
The CRTC says starting immediately, telcos will need to offer free paper billing to some Canadian consumers.
CRTC Head Defends Meeting with Bell Exec to Parliamentary Committee
"I meet with everyone pursuant to the rules."
CRTC Chair Accused of Bias, Should Recuse Himself on Internet Matters: CNOC
"Such conduct, even the appearance of bias is not permissible."
CRTC Chair on Drinking in Pub with Bell Exec: Just Beer with a Friend
Ian Scott says he was simply having a beer with a friend.
Rogers, Telus, Bell Have Lowered Cellphone Plans by 25% as Agreed, Says Ottawa
According to the federal government, it says major wireless carriers have lowered pricing by 25% as requested.
CRTC Broadband Fund to Expand Internet in Alberta and Nova Scotia for $8.8 Million
The CRTC says the Broadband Fund will expand high speed internet in five new communities in two provinces.
CRTC Permanently Approves Bell Canada’s Call Blocking Technology
New call blocking technology from Bell Canada has been permanently approved by the CRTC.
Canadian Telcos Debut Caller ID Tech to Fight Spoofing Calls: CRTC
According to the CRTC, you should be getting new caller ID tech now from telcos.
Rogers Fires Back at Telus, Bell at CRTC Hearing Over Shaw Deal
RCI says Bell and Telus have "consistently advocated for the notion of scale for themselves, but have now decided that scale is a bad thing when it comes to Rogers and Shaw."
CRTC Orders Rogers, Telus, Bell to ID Spammers by Nov. 30 as Robocalls Surge
According to CRTC chair Ian Scott, telecoms will need to identify spam callers by the end of the month.
CRTC to Proceed with Rogers-Shaw Hearing, Denies Requests for Delay
The hearing is set to take place Monday, November 22.