CRTC.
Chinese company
- Reports this week
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- Active events
- 2
- Connections
- 39
What's happening
Active this week
One to three months ago
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The CRTC, acting as an independent quasi-judicial tribunal, is working to improve the broadband fund for connectivity.Some support1 report
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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 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 StructuralParticipACTION released a national Report Card on October 20, 2026, highlighting the role of knowledge in government investment.Moves CRTC
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Microsoft StructuralMicrosoft has located a data center in Toronto.Moves CRTC
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Marc Miller OperationalIgnace is facing allegations of financial mismanagement, prompting a financial audit into the Office of the Commissioner for Indigenous Languages.Moves CRTC
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Yukon OperationalCore Silver Corp.'s Touleary Project is located in the Yukon territory of Canada.Moves CRTC
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Donald Trump StructuralTrump announced funding for farmer payments, which will be administered by the FSA under USDA authority, utilizing ERS cost estimates.Moves CRTC
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Mark Carney OperationalTrudeau restricted oil production in Alberta while Mark Carney stressed stability amid Trump's trade war, with Danielle Smith serving as Premier.Moves CRTC
Connections
The 18 strongest of 39, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Netflix Structural
CRTC imposes binding regulatory mandates, levies, and content rules 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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TikTok Structural
CRTC is actively regulating TikTok, forcing the platform to manipulate its algorithms.
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Amazon Structural
CRTC implements rules regarding Canadian content, imposing regulatory constraints on Amazon's operations.
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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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Microsoft Structural
Microsoft developed the AI systems currently utilized by the CRTC.
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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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Marc Miller Operational
Marc Miller's sphere of influence interacts with the CRTC's regulatory function regarding streaming policy and government direction.
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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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Donald Trump Structural
CRTC has formally ordered a review of Donald Trump's policy decisions.
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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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Banff Shared context
CRTC operates in Banff as part of a larger industry festival context.
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Corus Transactional
CRTC granted regulatory approval for a transaction involving Corus.
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Ottawa Shared context
CRTC operates within Ottawa, performing regulatory functions over the screen sector.
History
Events by the month they beganOctober 2026
1 eventSeptember 2026
1 eventAugust 2026
1 eventShow 2 earlier months
July 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.
June 2026
13 events- The CRTC is overseeing Canadian content requirements, where levies are causing friction during USMCA talks, leading to mandates for funding local content.
- 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 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.