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The Canadian mobile industry is in the midst of significant change, with new entrants coming on stream, and the rules restricting foreign investment going under the microscope
Barely nine months after the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission launched its long-awaited Do-Not-Call List (DNCL) to cut down on unwanted telemarketing calls, the Canadian government introduced legislation that will, if implemented in its current form, kill off the DNCL and replace it with a much stricter regime
On June 18, 2009, the Canadian government introduced legislation designed to facilitate criminal investigations involving ISPs and other telecommunications-related operators (referred to as "telecommunications service providers" or "TSPs"
The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (‘CRTC’, or ‘Commission’) issued Telecommunications Notice of Consultation CRTC 2009-30 on Friday, May 22
According to the International Telecommunications Union’s recent report, Measuring the Information Society, Canada ranked 19th on the 2007 ICT Development Index, down from 9th in 2002
