Distributel, another leading independent ISP, has announced that it plans to offer unlimited plans to customers in Quebec as a consequence of the CRTC capacity based billing decision.
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Outgoing CRTC Chair Pushing for Big Changes
Outgoing CRTC Chair Konrad von Finckenstein granted interviews to several media outlets, calling for new legislation and a commitment to a national digital strategy.
CRTC Investigation Finds Rogers Violated Net Neutrality Rules
The CRTC has written to Rogers Communications to advise that its investigation has concluded that the company violated the Internet traffic management rules (better known as net neutrality rules). The letter notes: Based on the preliminary results of our ongoing investigation, Commission staff is of the belief that Rogers Communications […]
Number of CRTC Net Neutrality Complaints Accelerating
Sarah Schmidt of Postmedia reports that net neutrality complaints to the CRTC have accelerated over the past six months.
Wanted: New CRTC Chair
The government has posted a notice of vacancy for the CRTC chair position.
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