National | Canadian Government Suspends Right to Private Right of Action under CASL
Under Canada’s anti-spam law, or CASL, new provisions were to come into force on July 1 that would expose non-CASL compliant organizations to lawsuits...
New CRTC Chair Ian Scott’s Ties To Telecom ‘Raising Concerns
The federal government's pick to head up Canada's telecom watchdog has some observers wondering whether the days of a fiercely pro-consumer CRTC are coming...
Look in the Mirror and What Do You See? Not Enough Diversity, Says Report
The portrayal of Canada's diversity on television has improved over the last decade, but there's still a lack of programming representing people with disabilities...
New CRTC Chairman’s Experience Described as Both an Asset and a Conflict
Ian Scott was confirmed as the new Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) chairman earlier this week, and so far, reaction from the telecommunications...
Leaderless CRTC Is Adrift And Without A Mission
Never over the last 50 years have the CRTC's decisions been as hotly contested. Over the last two months, no fewer than five appeals...
