"If political pressure can become a direct route around a regulatory decision, lobbying becomes a better alternative than the regulatory and judicial processes Parliament has established," writes John...

"Canadian telecom proceedings have enough money riding on them to make manufactured support an obvious concern," writes Al Vigier, CEO of the AI automation company Caseway.

Pinnes, who most recently served as COO of Shared Tower, took his new post on Sept. 28, marking the end of Lawrence Gleason’s time as interim CEO.

A report released on Tuesday showed the industry’s operating revenues at $1.9 billion, an increase of $154.3 million over two years.

Ottawa’s request for the CRTC to review mandatory Cancon payments for streamers is “political interference,", according to an application before the commission.

The executive director of the Canadian Anti-Monopoly Project spoke about how regulators can ensure smaller players aren’t locked out of the marketplace.

The Quebec senator’s legislative effort to restrict young people’s access to pornographic content has run into a familiar roadblock.

“Starlink, we will diversify away from, no question,” said prime minister in an interview with the New York Times.

The Conservatives moved out former journalists Kerry Diotte (Edmonton Griesbach, Alta.) and Kevin Waugh (Saskatoon South, Sask.), as well as Bernard Généreux (Côte-du-Sud—Rivière-du-Loup—Kataskomiq—Té...

The report recommends amending the Broadcasting Act to establish “stable statutory funding” in line with the average funding per capita of other G7 national broadcasters.

One provision of Bill C-39 would allow the labour minister to use section 107 of the labour code to force striking employees back to work.

A parliamentary committee dominated by Liberal MPs is calling on the government to uphold mandatory Cancon payments for U.S. streaming companies under the Online Streaming Act, after Ottawa announced ...

The initiative wants to prevent changes that one advocacy group said will hand over cell tower siting decisions to the telecommunications industry.

Simons, a member of the Independent Senators Group, will lead the committee alongside Newfoundland and Labrador Sen. David Wells, who has held the chairmanship since he joined the group in April.

The action arose over a memo at CBC News that said newscasters should refrain from using the word terrorism in regards to the events of Sept. 11, 2001.

A recent court filing confirmed Ottawa hasn’t changed its position after Canadian negotiators ended discussions with their American counterparts.

Earlier this month, reports surfaced that the breached IDs gathered by the identification verification service included 1.1 million Canadian driver’s licences.

“It’s not necessary to have specific taxes that impact affordability for Canadians," said Carney in response to a question from Bloc Leader Yves-François Blanchet.

Hugh Stephens, who has written a blog called Insights on International Copyright Issues for more than a decade, was named to the regulatory body through an order-in-council last week.

Brenda O'Farrell and Ravindra Mohabeer were re-appointed through a pair of orders-in-council last week that renewed the duo’s five-year terms.

The Public Interest Advocacy Centre’s (PIAC) board of directors has issued an apology to Geoff White, the group’s former executive director, over comments sent to CBC/Radio-Canada. This content is ava...

Atlantic Canada commissioner Ellen C. Desmond re-emphasized the importance of supporting community-based content during a keynote address to the Canadian Communications Systems Alliance’s annual summi...

Following news of the breach, experts are amplifying preexisting concerns over Bill C-34, the Safe Social Media Act, saying the incident could be a presage of what’s to come under the proposed legisla...

The prime minister was sent a letter from the Independent Broadcast Group, Local Independent Television Stations group, Ontario Association of Broadcasters, British Columbia Association of Broadcaster...

“Of course it’s a concern,” Guèvremont said of separatist movements in Quebec and Alberta. “We’re not here to take a position for one party or another, but we do take a position on Canadian unity.”

BCE Inc. CEO Mirko Bibic, Quebecor Inc. CEO Pierre Karl Péladeau, and Telesat Corp. president Dan Goldberg were among in attendance for the summit's reception on Sunday.

The nearly three-year-old complaint said Rogers used bulk internet service agreements for multi-dwelling units to gain an undue preference in the marketplace.

No Beach Boys, no Bruce Springsteen, no Taylor Swift. Even binational groups like The Band, Fleetwood Mac and Foreigner found themselves shut out on Stingray's 15 rock format radio stations.

Alistair Hepburn, executive director of the Directors Guild of Canada, spoke about the issues taking up most of his time and his review of Prime Minister Mark Carney.

The Canadian Media Producers Association (CMPA) and Association québécoise de la production médiatique joined advocacy groups from 12 other countries in asking governments around the world to “help en...

Moving forward, ISPs will be required to advertise their typical speed as the speed they must deliver customers 100 per cent of the time.

A lengthy document issued by the department of finance lists all the items now subject to duty.

Friends of Canadian Media is urging Canadians to consider where their streamer dollars are going.

Ottawa sent a delegation to France this past weekend to participate in the Lumière Summit, an international forum focused on “multilateralism of the moving image.”

A temporary funding boost from the federal government is set to expire in 2026-27 — but the CRTC’s work is far from completed.

Funding agencies were recently informed by Welch LLP, an Ottawa-based accounting firm tasked with administering the payments, that there would be no new transfers by the Aug. 31 deadline.

Lawton recently launched the Cellular Connectivity Project, a crowd-sourced initiative designed to identify cellular dead zones and build a more reliable coverage map.

Bragg finds it grating that large incumbents like BCE Inc.’s Bell Canada and Telus Corp. have access to Eastlink’s grid.

On Monday, the Prime Minister’s Office issued a release confirming the meeting with 23 of Canada’s largest companies across a variety of industries, including the Royal Bank of Canada, fossil fuel gia...

News director Greg O’Brien tells The Wire Report that ratings for the Saturday broadcast were far below the levels for the rest of the week.

The collection consists of both animated and documentary films, including the Oscar-winning short film The Girl Who Cried Pearls.

Break out your calculators. Bloc MP Gabriel Ste-Marie is asking the government to investigate how much revenue Ottawa sacrificed by repealing its Digital Services Tax.

Research chair titles are awarded to professors in a variety of fields, most of which are science-based, and help fund various research activities.

Reports of the Online News Act’s death have been greatly exaggerated, according to News Media Canada CEO Paul Deegan.

In a statement, the sovereigntist leader said Carney vowed to engage in cross-partisan discussions on supporting film and television producers across the country.

Among others, Bloc Québécois Leader Yves-François Blanchet is calling on the prime minister to reinstate cultural concessions like the Digital Services Tax and contribution requirements for foreign st...

The funding package continues the federal government’s recent string of investments made under the Universal Broadband Fund.

The CRTC announced it will eliminate finite licence terms, which have historically lasted five or seven years, in an effort to “reduce administrative burden on radio broadcasters.”

On Monday, the public broadcaster announced that, starting August 31, eligible artists can register to be considered to perform under the Canadian banner in Eurovision 2027, set to be held in Bulgaria...