Agenda, Hearing 22 October 2018

Hearing (Revised 9 October 2018)

Location: Gatineau, Quebec
Date: 22 October 2018 at 9:00 a.m.

Conference Center
Portage IV
140 Promenade du Portage
Gatineau, Quebec

Hearing Room: Outaouais
Temporary Examination Room: Papineau – 819-953-3168

Interventions received concerning the applications scheduled for this hearing are available on the public examination files.

Reference Document: Telecom and Broadcasting Notice of Consultation CRTC 2018-246.

Panel Members (subject to change):

• Ian Scott, Chairperson
• Caroline J. Simard, Vice-Chairperson, Broadcasting
• Christianne Laizner, Vice-Chairperson, Telecommunications
• Joanne T. Levy, Commissioner, Manitoba and Saskatchewan
• Monique Lafontaine, Commissioner, Ontario
• Christopher MacDonald, Commissioner Atlantic Region and Nunavut
• Linda Vennard, Commissioner, Alberta and Northwest Territories
• Yves Dupras, Commissioner, Quebec

Public Files

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Transcripts of hearing

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Examination of transcripts

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Listening to CDs

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Monday, 22 October 2018

1. Commission for Complaints for Telecom-television Services (CCTS) (int. #1337)
2. Deaf Wireless Canada Consultative Committee, Canadian Association of the Deaf- Association des Sourds du Canada, Canadian National Society of the Deaf-Blind and Deafness Association Advocacy Nova Scotia (int. #1389)
3. Tony Wacheski (int. #681)
4. Robert Smith (int. #91)
5. Ryan Adams (int. #294)
6. Terry Wright (int. #251
7. MVS Remote Video Systems Inc. (int. #1358)
8. ISC environmental assessment inc. (int. #931)
9. Shawn Ahmed (int. #737)
10. Peter Derek Hughes (int. #741)
11. Canquest Communications Online (int. #1067)
12. Laura Lazo (int. #1360)

Tuesday, 23 October 2018

13. Union des consommateurs (int. #1371)
14. Ageing + Communication + Technologies (ACT) (int. #1100)
15. The Fair Communications Sales Coalition, consisting of the Public Interest Advocacy Centre, ACORN Canada, National Pensioners Federation and Canadian Association of Retired Persons (int. #1400)
16. Consumers Council of Canada (int. #1405)
17. Mary Cavanagh,  Kristianne Anor,  Sean Grassie and Tara  Hristov (int. #1372)
18. Manitoba Coalition (Winnipeg Harvest and CAC Manitoba) (int. #1370)
19. Democracy Watch (int. #1148)

Wednesday, 24 October 2018

20. TekSavvy Solutions Inc. (int. #1399)
21. TBayTel (int. #1317)
22. Bragg Communications Inc., carrying on business as Eastlink (int. #1391)
23. Xplornet Communications Inc. (int. #1398)
24. Northwestel (int. #1404)

Thursday, 25 October 2018

25. Quebecor Média inc., on behalf of its affiliate Vidéotron s.e.n.c. (int. #1396)
26. Saskatchewan Telecommunications (SaskTel) (int. #1392)
27. Cogeco Communications Inc. (int. #1394)
28. TELUS Communications Inc. (int. #1402)

Friday, 26 October 2018

29. Shaw Communications Inc (int. #1401)
30. Rogers Communications Canada Inc. (int. #1395)
31. Bell Canada (int. #1397)

Date modified:

2018-10-09