Consultations and hearings: have your say
The CRTC works closely with individuals, broadcasters, service providers and businesses to enhance broadcasting and telecommunications (telecom) services in Canada.
To do that, we depend on you, Canadians, to tell us what matters to you. What do you want and need? What is working for you? What isn’t? We gather these opinions and comments during public proceedings and hearings on specific topics.
Find proceedings (consultations) open for comment by topic:
- Phone and Internet (telecom)
- Radio, TV and distribution (broadcasting)
- Unwanted calls, spam and rules for telemarketers (compliance and enforcement)
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Services and information
Public proceedings (consultations)
Find a consultation or application based on topics, notice numbers and dates.
How to participate
Find out how to submit your comments for a public proceeding. You can do this in writing or online. You can also ask to speak at a public hearing.
Public hearings
View our list of hearings with links to related documents and transcripts.
How to claim proceedings expenses
When you participate in a telecommunications proceeding, it may be possible for some of your expenses to be reimbursed.
Roadmap to CRTC processes in ASL
Videos for those who use American Sign Language (ASL).
More information
- Letters issued by the CRTC (Commission letters)
Cover letter template for submitting joint interventions:
Featured consultations
We want to hear your views on how to improve the Broadband Fund to provide better Internet and wireless services to rural, remote, and Indigenous communities.
Status: open for comment
We want to hear your views on how to increase competition, create more choices, and lower the prices of Internet services.
Status: open for comment
Some TV service providers are asking us if they may increase the price of the basic TV package from $25/month to $28/month.
Status: closed for comment
We are considering ways to improve telecommunications services in the Far North.
Status: closed for comment
We are reviewing Video Relay Service (VRS) in Canada to ensure it meets users’ needs.
Status: closed for comment
We have revised the commercial radio policy to help the radio industry remain competitive in a changing environment.
Status: regulatory policy issued
On November 30th, 2023, the 9-8-8 mental health crisis number will be launched in Canada.
Status: regulatory policy issued
We have reviewed the CBC/Radio Canada's programming to ensure that it offers services that reflect the diversity of Canadians, while meeting their needs in both official languages.
Status: decision issued
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