The CRTC's powers under the Broadcasting ActJul 20, 2010 Reply submissions of ACTRA, CEP and Friends of Canadian Broadcasting to the July 16 joint response below.
Joint response from Bell Canada, Bell Aliant Regional Communications, Cogeco Cable Inc. Rogers Communications Inc., Shaw Communications Inc. and Telus Communications Company to the notice of motion at the Federal Court of Appeal asking the court to grant ACTRA, CEP and the Friends of Canadian Broadcasting an extension of time to serve and file a notice of intent to participate in proceedings regarding the powers of the CRTC under the Broadcasting Act.
July 6, 2010 Notice of Motion at the Federal Court of Appeal asking the court to grant ACTRA, CEP and the Friends of Canadian Broadcasting an extension of time to serve and file a Notice of Intent to Participate in proceedings regarding the powers of the CRTC under the Broadcasting Act.
July 5, 2010 Affivavit of Ian Morrison, Spokesperson, Friends of Canadian Broadcasting to the Federal Court of Appeal in support of a motion to extend time to serve and file a Notice of Intention to participate and to file a Memorandum of Fact and Law and Book of Authorities regarding the powers of the CRTC under the Broadcasting Act. |
Jun 20, 2011 — Letter to the Chairman of the CRTC, Konrad von Finckenstein regarding CBC licence renewalsFRIENDS urges the commission to extend the July 18 deadline for comments from Canadians regarding the licence renewals of the CBC’s various services. Apr 4, 2011 — Letter to the General Manager & Editor in Chief of CBC News Re 2011 Leaders debatesIn view of the comments of CBC's Ombudsman, FRIENDS urges the General Manager & Editor in Chief of CBC News to reconsider the decision to exclude the Green Party from the 2011 Leaders debates. Aug 26, 2010 — Re: CBC's TV and radio channels are doing quite wellFRIENDS response to Head of Media Relations for CBC English Service's letter on CBC ratings. Jul 20, 2010 — The CRTC's powers under the Broadcasting ActDocuments filed to the Federal Court of Appeal regarding the CRTC's power to implement a negotiated signal compensation regime. Jun 8, 2010 — Public Mobile Inc. v Attorney General of Canada et alDecision of the Federal Court approving the application of ACTRA, CEP and Friends of Canadian Broadcasting to intervene in proceedings between Public Mobile and the Attorney General of Canada, Globalive Wireless Management Corp., Bell Canada, Rogers Communications Inc., Shaw Communications Inc. and Telus Communications Company. |
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