2007-06-06 - #8740-B54-200708779 - Bell Aliant Regional Communications, Limited Partnership  - TN 95 - Access Service Tariff - Local Number Portability (LNP) and Wireless Number Portability (WNP) - 10 Digit Global Title Translation (10D GTT) - Access to Service Control Point (SCP)

2008-03-13 - Bell Canada and Bell Aliant Regional Communications, Limited Partnership
Description: On 21 December 2007, Bell Aliant Regional Communications, Limited Partnership and Bell Canada (or the Companies) informed the Commission that they would be unable to implement Bell Aliant Tariff Notice No. 95 and Bell Canada Tariff Notice No. 7039 (TNs 95 & 7039) on 21 December 2007 as approved in Telecom Order CRTC 2007-478.
Document: 88251.doc - 72KB

2007-12-21 - Bell Canada
Description: Telecom Order CRTC 2007-478 provided interim approval for Bell Canada Tariff Notice No. 7039 and Bell Aliant Tariff Notice No. 95 subject to certain revisions to the tariff, and directed Bell Canada and Bell Aliant (collectively, the Companies) to issue revised tariff pages by 21 December 2007.
Document: 845583.doc - 60KB

2007-10-31 - Bell Canada
Description: In response to the Commission's letter dated 26 October 2007 , which posed a question regarding Bell Canada Tariff Notice No. 7039 and Bell Aliant Tariff Notice No. 95, the Companies are providing, in the attachment hereto, the requested information.
Document: 824291.zip - 46KB

2007-10-26 - Commission Letter
File #: 8740-B2-200708761 - 8740-B54-200708779
Description: Letter addressed to Bell Canada - Re: Interrogatories associated with Bell Canada Tariff Notice 7039 and Bell Aliant Regional Communications, Limited Partnership Tariff Notice 95 regarding the Introduction of a Port-Out Cancellation Service for Local Nunber Portability (LNP) and Wireless Number Portability (WNP) - 10 Digit Global Title Translation (10 D GTT) - Access to Service Control Point, Access Services Tariff Item 115

2007-08-27 - Bell Canada
Description:  In response to the Commission's letter dated 25 July 2007 , which posed questions regarding Bell Canada Tariff Notice No. 7039 and Bell Aliant Tariff Notice No. 95, the Companies are providing, in the attachments hereto, the requested information
Document: 800702.zip - 60KB

2007-08-10 - Commission Letter
File #: 8740-B2-200708761 - 8740-B54-200708779
Description: Letter addressed to Bell Canada - Re: Bell Canada Tariff Notice 7039 and Bell Aliant Tariff Notice 95

2007-07-25 - Commission Letter
File #: 8740-B2-200708761 - 8740-B54-200708779
Description: Letter addressed to Bell Canada - Re: Interrogatories Associated with Bell Canada Tariff Notice 7039 and Bell Aliant Regional Communications, Limited Partnership Tariff Notice 95 Regarding the Introduction of a Port-Out Cancellation Service for Local Number Portability (LNP) and Wireless Number Portability (WNP) – 10 Digit Global Title Translation (10D GTT)-Access to Service Control Point, Access Services Tariff Item 115

2007-07-13 - Bell Canada and Bell Aliant Regional Communications, Limited Partnership (Bell Aliant) (the Companies)
Description: Bell Canada and Bell Aliant Regional Communications, Limited Partnership (Bell Aliant) (collectively, the Companies) are in receipt of comments with respect to Bell Canada Tariff Notice No. 7039 and Bell Aliant Tariff Notice No. 95 (collectively, the TNs) from Rogers Communications Inc. (Rogers) and Quebecor Media Inc. (QMI) dated 6 July 2007, (collectively, the Respondents).
Document: 785552.doc - 88KB

2007-07-06 - Quebecor Media Inc. (QMI)
Description: QMI is in receipt of the above-mentioned tariff notices wherein Bell Canada and Bell Aliant propose to introduce a service charge in cases "where a Local Exchange Carrier or Wireless Service Provider (service provider) generates an excessive number of Port-Out Cancellation requests".
Document: 783116.doc - 55KB

2007-07-06 - Rogers Communications Inc.
Description: Rogers Communications Inc (Rogers) is in receipt of Bell Canada Tariff Notice No. 7039 (Bell TN 7039) and Bell Aliant Tariff Notice No. 95 (Aliant TN 95) each proposing to introduce a charge in cases “where a Local Exchange Carrier or Wireless Service Provider (service provider) generates an excessive number of Port-Out Cancellation requests”. The following are Rogers’ comments on both tariff applications.
Document: 782685.pdf - 58KB

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2008-03-14