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Pinned Posts in PinterestThe CRTC has announced plans to hold a consultation on whether information provided by incumbent companies on wholesale Internet access should be made publicly available. The CRTC has faced criticism for keeping much of the submitted information confidential rendering it difficult to fully assess the validity of cost claims.
CRTC To Consult On Expanding Public Access To Corporate Data
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Here again, one hopes those with less prestigious voices are given a full weighted hearing. In many cases we are poorly represented indeed by those with avarice instead of long term stability as their focus.