Consultation on market dynamics and sustainability of Canada’s broadcasting system
Current status: Closed
This consultation ran from January 9 to February 24, 2025. Read the “What we learned” section to find the comments that were submitted.
We sought your comments on how to ensure the sustainability and future of Canada’s broadcasting system so it can promote Canadians’ access to diverse content. This consultation explored the dynamics between small, medium and large broadcasters, television service providers and online streaming services to help ensure that Canada’s broadcasting system is sustainable, fair and competitive.
Who was the focus of this consultation
This consultation was of most interest to:
- Traditional radio and television broadcasters, television service providers and online streaming services
- Canadians
- Indigenous peoples and members of equity-deserving groups
- Official language minority communities (OLMCs)
Key topics for discussion
We invited you to provide your comments on:
- A sustainable model for the delivery and discoverability of diverse Canadian and Indigenous content
- Equitable access to the broadcasting system
- Promoting a fair and competitive marketplace
- Updating the current dispute resolution framework
What we learned
- Interventions (comments we received online, by mail and by fax)
Related information
- CRTC consults on market dynamics within Canada’s broadcasting system
- Regulatory plan to modernize Canada’s broadcasting framework
- Share your thoughts on Canadian content for TV and online streaming services
- The Path Forward—Supporting Canadian and Indigenous content through base contributions, Broadcasting Regulatory Policy CRTC 2024-121
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