CRTC
CRTC to TELUS: Wireless Code Applies to Corporate and Employee Plans
The CTRC has issued a response clarifying the question in the application submitted by Telus.
Telus Warns CRTC: Overregulation Could Harm Wireless Industry Like in Europe
Telus spoke at the ongoing CRTC hearing today on the status of wholesale wireless competition in Canada.
Competition Bureau to CRTC: High Rates Charged by ‘Big 3’ are “Not in the Public Interest”
The CRTC this week is holding a week-long hearing to determine the competitive nature of the wholesale wireless market.
CRTC: Wireless Entrants Grow Market Share to 10% in 2013 [REPORT]
The CRTC has published a report on the state of the Canadian telecom industry.
Most Canadians Are Benefiting from the New Wireless Code, CRTC Report Card Reveals
The majority of wireless carriers comply with the new wireless code, a CRTC report card shows.
CRTC Releases 5-Minute Guide on How Canadians Can Participate in Proceedings
The CRTC has published a guide to help Canadians understand how to participate in proceedings.
CRTC Concludes Meeting with Telecoms Over Paper Bill Fees, Exemptions Made
A meeting with telecoms and the CRTC have concluded with some exemptions made in regards to paper bill fees.
CRTC Announces Ban on Exclusivity Clauses in Roaming Agreements, Targets Rogers
The CRTC says it will ban exclusivity clauses in domestic roaming agreements.
Consumer Groups to CRTC: Canadians Pay Telcos $600 Million in Paper Billing Fees Annually
Two consumer groups have written to the CRTC to protest closed door meetings regarding paper billing.
CRTC to Hold Discussions with Telcos Over Charging Fees for Paper Billing
The CRTC has announced it will meet with telcos over the practice of charging fees for paper billing.
CRTC National Do Not Call List Becomes Permanent, Renewals No Longer Necessary
The National Do Not Call List has become permanent and no longer requires renewal.
CRTC Head Asks Rogers to Stop ‘Blaming’ Them for Super Bowl Ad Swaps
A Twitter exchange caused the CRTC head to ask Rogers to stop blaming them for signal swaps.