The Governor-General is currently reading the Speech from the Throne, which sets the forthcoming legislative agenda, in the Senate. The speech unsurprisingly includes reference to copyright reform: Cultural creativity and innovation are vital not only to a lively Canadian cultural life, but also to Canada’s economic future. Our Government will […]
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CRTC Bell – CAIP Throttling Decision Tomorrow
The CBC reports that the CRTC will release its much anticipated decision on Bell's throttling practices on Thursday morning.

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