OPCOM Hospitality Solutions and the Alberta Hotel and Lodging Association: 8661-O25-01/02
Extension of Toll-free per call compensation to Hospitality/Health Services Industry
2003/02/23 - Telecom Decision CRTC 2004-11 The Commission denies OPCOM Hospitality Solutions Inc.'s and the Alberta Hotel & Lodging Association's application requesting that hospitality and health entities be permitted to receive per-call compensation for toll-free traffic originated on their telephone infrastructure or, alternatively, for a declaratory ruling permitting hospitality and health services entities to block, re-route or otherwise dispose of calls originated on their telecommunications infrastructure. Reference: 8661-O25-01/02. (.pdf)
2004-08-20 - Commission Letter - English Version Only - "Hard Copy Document"
File #: 8661-O25-01/02
Description: Letter addressed to OPCOM Hospitality Solutions Inc. - Re: Decision 2004-11 - Request for clarification in respect of certain findings and rulings.
2004/06/21 - OPCOM Hospitality Solutions (OPCOM) and the Alberta Hotel and Lodging Association (AHLA)
Description: OPCOM Hospitality Solutions (OPCOM) on behalf of itself and the Alberta Hotel and Lodging Association (AHLA) (collectively the Applicant), submits the attached application under Part VII of the CRTC Rules of procedure and pursuant to Sections 7, 27 and 32 of the Telecommunications Act.
Document: 040621.pdf - 788KB
2002/12/09 - OPCOM Hospitality Solutions Inc.
Description: In accordance with the directions as contained the Commission's letter of 7 November 2002, OPCOM Hospitality Solutions Inc. ("OPCOM") on behalf of itself and the Alberta Hotel and Lodging Association ("AHLA") (collectively, "OPCOM et al") are pleased to file the attached Reply Comments in respect of Responses to Interrogatories issued November 22, 2002.
Document: 021209.zip - 166KB
2002/12/02 - TELUS Communications Inc.
Description: Pursuant to the procedures outlined by the Commission in its November 7, 2002 letter, TELUS hereby submits the following comments with respect to the information provided by OPCOM et al. in their interrogatory responses of November 22, 2002.
Document: 021202.doc - 85KB
2002/12/02 - Aliant Telecom Inc., Bell Canada, MTS Communications Inc., Northwestel Inc. and Saskatchewan Telecommunications
Description: In accordance with the procedure set out in the Commission's letter of 7 November 2002, the Companies provide the following comments on the interrogatory responses of OPCOM et al. It should be noted that these comments are supplementary to the Companies' Answer of 16 September 2002.
Document(s): 021202_3.doc - 161KB
2002/12/02 - Hotel Association of Canada - "Hard Copy Document"
Description: The Hotel Association of Canada has received and reviewed the interrogatory responses of OPCOM Hospitality Solutions Inc. dated 22 November 2002 as submitted to the CRTC.
2002/11/22 - OPCOM Hospitality Solutions Inc. ("OPCOM")
Description: In accordance with the directions as contained the your letter of 7 November 2002, OPCOM Hospitality Solutions Inc. ("OPCOM") on behalf of itself and the Alberta Hotel and Lodging Association ("AHLA") (collectively, "OPCOM et al") are please to file the attached Responses to Interrogatories as posed by the Commission.
Document: 021122.zip - 175KB
2002/11/07 - Commission Letter - English Version Only - "Hard Copy Document"
Description: Letter addressed to OPCOM Hospitality Solutions Inc. - Re: Part VII Application - OPCOM Hospitality Solutions Inc. and the Alberta Hotel and Lodging Association (OPCOM et al) - Extension of toll-free per call compensation to hospitality/health services industry
2002/09/26 - OPCOM Hospitality Solutions Inc.
Description: OPCOM Hospitality Solutions Inc. ("OPCOM") on behalf of itself and the Alberta Hotel and Lodging Association ("AHLA") (collectively, "OPCOM et al") file the attached Reply Comments in accordance with the procedures as set out in Part VII of the CRTC Telecommunications Rules of Procedure.
Document: 020926.zip - 162KB
2002/09/16 - TELUS Communications Inc.
Description: Pursuant to Section 59 of the Rules, the following comments are provided by TELUS Communications Inc. ("TELUS" or the "Company").
Document: 020916.doc - 46KB
2002/09/16 - Aliant Telecom Inc., Bell Canada, MTS Commiunications Inc., Northwestel Inc. and Saskatchewan Telecommunications
Description: The following constitutes the Answer of Aliant Telecom Inc., Bell Canada, MTS Communications Inc., Northwestel Inc. and Saskatchewan Telecommunications (collectively, the Companies) to the 16 August 2002 application of OPCOM Hospitality Solutions Inc. (OPCOM) and the Alberta Hotel and Lodging Association (AHLA) (collectively, OPCOM et al), filed pursuant to Part VII of the CRTC Telecommunications Rules of Procedure and sections 27 and 32 of the Telecommunications Act, regarding the extension of toll-free per call compensation to the hospitality and health services industries (the Application).
Document: 020916.doc - 147KB
2002/09/13 - Canopco Inc.
Description: Canopco Inc. ("Canopco") is in receipt of an Application dated August 16, 2002, filed by OPCOM Hospitality Solutions Inc. ("Opcom") and the Alberta Hotel and Lodging Association ("AHLA") (collectively Opcom et. al.), pursuant to Part VII of the CRTC Telecommunications Rules of Procedure ("the Rules"), regarding the extension of toll-free per call compensation to the hospitality/health services industries.
Document: 020913.doc - 99KB
2002/09/03 - Ontario Restaurant Hotel and Motel Association - "Hard Copy Document"
Description: Ontario Restaurant Hotel and Motel Association (ORHMA) has reviewed the Part VII Application submitted jointly by OPCOM Hospitality Solutions Inc. (OPCOM) and the Alberta Hotel and Lodging Association (AHLA) regarding the Extension of Toll-free Per Call Compensation to Hospitality/Health Services Industry and provide the following comments.
2002/08/29 - Association des Hôteliers du Québec - "Hard Copy Document"
Description: We have reviewed the Part VII Application submitted jointly by OPCOM Hospitality Solutions Inc. and the Alberta Hotel and Lodging Association, regarding the Extension of Toll-free Per Call Compensation to Hospitality/Health Services Industry and wish to convey our standpoint on the matter.
2002/08/27 - Hotel Association of Canada - "Hard Copy Document"
Description: The Hotel Association of Canada has reviewed the Part VII Application submitted jointly by OPCOM Hospitality Solutions Inc. (OPCOM) and the Alberta Hotel and Lodging Association (AHLA) regarding the Extension of Toll-free Per Call Compensation to Hospitality/Health Services Industry and provide the following comments.
2002/08/27 - Choice Hotels Canada Inc. - "Hard Copy Document"
Description: Choice Hotels Canada Inc. (CHC) has reviewed the Part VII Application submitted jointly by OPCOM Hospitality Solutions Inc. (OPCOM) and the Alberta Hotel and Lodging Association (AHLA) regarding the Extension of Toll-free Per Call Compensation to Hospitality/Health Services Industry and provide the following comments.
2002/08/16 - OPCOM Hospitality Solutions Inc.
Description: OPCOM Hospitality Solutions Inc. ("OPCOM") and the Alberta Hotel and Lodging Association ("AHLA") (collectively, "OPCOM et al") file the attached application pursuant to the Telecommunications Act and in accordance with the procedures set out in Part VII of the CRTC Telecommunications Rules of Procedure.
Document: 020816.zip - 204KB
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