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The Trudeau government planned a digital services tax, which the CRTC initially supported, though the Carney government later retreated from ambitious policies.Some support1 report
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The Government of Canada is proposing policy changes regarding broadcast regulation, impacting industry financial requirements.Some support1 report
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CRTC decision enables more internet competition, prompting Darren Entwistle to discuss TELUS' entry into the Ontario market.Some support1 report1 development inside
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CRTC directed a system move to a new national network, leading to service migration in Ontario.Some support1 report
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CKMS 102.7 broadcasts from the University of Waterloo regarding the management of current forest fires in Northern Ontario, under CRTC jurisdiction.Some support1 report
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Lanh Ra Lake is highlighted as a destination connecting travelers to regional natural wonders.Some support1 report
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The CRTC has reportedly forced major platforms, including TikTok, Netflix, and YouTube, to implement algorithmic manipulation.Some support1 report
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CRTC functions as the quasi-judicial governing body for telecommunications in Canada, where Bell Canada owns and operates Bell Mobility.Some support3 reports
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The CRTC has ordered a review of policy decisions made by Donald Trump.Some support1 report
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The CRTC has initiated an inquiry into Rogers Communications regarding a recent price hike.Well supported4 reports
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Government pulls rug out from under the screen sector, with industry issues discussed at a festival.Some support1 report
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The CRTC is overseeing Canadian content requirements, where levies are causing friction during USMCA talks, leading to mandates for funding local content.Some support8 reports
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The CRTC continues to oversee the implementation of Canadian broadcasting policy.Some support2 reports
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CRTC rules may prohibit TELUS's new SIM fee, prompting Scott Hutton to encourage a reconsideration.Some support1 report
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The CRTC increased levies on online streaming services, coinciding with the opening of a major animation studio in Vancouver.Some support1 report
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Regulators are issuing rulings on financial contributions for streamers, leading to disputes between the Government Cabinet and the CRTC over jurisdictional authority.Well supported5 reports
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TELUS is expanding broadband services in Quebec, following the CRTC's confirmation of the Fibre-to-the-Premise framework.Some support1 report
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TELUS announced investment in broadband services and the approval of a wholesale fibre-to-the-premise framework in Ontario.Some support1 report
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A statement in Vancouver upheld national commitment to competition and supported CRTC's wholesale fibre framework ruling.Some support1 report
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Around CRTC this week
News at the entities that move CRTC most-
Government of Canada StructuralThe Government of Canada has announced an investment in the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) specifically dedicated to concussion research.Moves CRTC
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Microsoft StructuralNvidia is expanding its platform deployment across major cloud providers, including Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure.Moves CRTC
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Yukon OperationalYukon is exploring critical mineral supply chain ties as part of the broader resource sector development.Moves CRTC
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Mark Carney OperationalMark Carney visited India to launch CEPA talks, positioning Mexico and Canada as potential alternative markets for Indian exports.Moves CRTC
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Donald Trump StructuralThe Trump administration utilized the Department of Health & Human Services for an AI tool.Moves CRTC
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Rogers Communications StructuralThe new event covers two political races: El Sayed vs. Rogers for MI Senator, and Talarico vs. Paxton for TX Senator.Moves CRTC
Connections
The 16 strongest of 38, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Netflix Structural
The CRTC establishes operational rules, levies, and mandates that Netflix must comply with to operate in the Canadian market.
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Rogers Communications Structural
The CRTC exercises regulatory oversight over Rogers Communications regarding major business activities such as acquisitions and price hikes.
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Bell Mobility Structural
Bell Mobility operates within the telecommunications sector, which is overseen and regulated by the CRTC.
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Government of Canada Structural
The Government of Canada provides the mandate and policy direction that the CRTC executes regarding broadcast regulation.
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E-Comm Structural
E-Comm operates under formal regulatory mandates issued by the CRTC.
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Amazon Structural
CRTC implements rules regarding Canadian content, imposing regulatory constraints on Amazon's operations.
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TikTok Structural
CRTC is actively regulating TikTok, forcing the platform to manipulate its algorithms.
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Microsoft Structural
Microsoft developed the AI systems currently utilized by the CRTC.
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YouTube Structural
The CRTC holds regulatory power that mandates how platforms like YouTube operate, specifically concerning algorithm manipulation.
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Bell Canada Structural
CRTC functions as the regulatory body governing the telecommunications sector in which Bell Canada operates.
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Meta Structural
CRTC issued a formal order requiring Meta to contribute revenues.
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Yukon Operational
The government of Yukon engages with the CRTC regarding telecommunications regulatory improvements and applications.
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Mark Carney Operational
Mark Carney comments on policy issues while the CRTC's regulatory rules influence broader trade talks.
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Donald Trump Structural
CRTC has formally ordered a review of Donald Trump's policy decisions.
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Banff Shared context
CRTC operates in Banff as part of a larger industry festival context.
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Ottawa Shared context
CRTC operates within Ottawa, performing regulatory functions over the screen sector.
History
Events by the month they beganSeptember 2026
1 eventAugust 2026
1 eventJuly 2026
5 events- The Government of Canada is proposing policy changes regarding broadcast regulation, impacting industry financial requirements.
- CRTC directed a system move to a new national network, leading to service migration in Ontario.
- CKMS 102.7 broadcasts from the University of Waterloo regarding the management of current forest fires in Northern Ontario, under CRTC jurisdiction.
- Lanh Ra Lake is highlighted as a destination connecting travelers to regional natural wonders.
- The CRTC has reportedly forced major platforms, including TikTok, Netflix, and YouTube, to implement algorithmic manipulation.
Show 1 earlier month
June 2026
13 events- CRTC decision enables more internet competition, prompting Darren Entwistle to discuss TELUS' entry into the Ontario market.
- CRTC functions as the quasi-judicial governing body for telecommunications in Canada, where Bell Canada owns and operates Bell Mobility.
- The CRTC has ordered a review of policy decisions made by Donald Trump.
- The CRTC has initiated an inquiry into Rogers Communications regarding a recent price hike.
- Government pulls rug out from under the screen sector, with industry issues discussed at a festival.
- The CRTC is overseeing Canadian content requirements, where levies are causing friction during USMCA talks, leading to mandates for funding local content.
- The CRTC continues to oversee the implementation of Canadian broadcasting policy.
- CRTC rules may prohibit TELUS's new SIM fee, prompting Scott Hutton to encourage a reconsideration.
- The CRTC increased levies on online streaming services, coinciding with the opening of a major animation studio in Vancouver.
- Regulators are issuing rulings on financial contributions for streamers, leading to disputes between the Government Cabinet and the CRTC over jurisdictional authority.
- TELUS is expanding broadband services in Quebec, following the CRTC's confirmation of the Fibre-to-the-Premise framework.
- TELUS announced investment in broadband services and the approval of a wholesale fibre-to-the-premise framework in Ontario.
- A statement in Vancouver upheld national commitment to competition and supported CRTC's wholesale fibre framework ruling.