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Weekly News (July 7th)
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Week of July 10-16th
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Upcoming Events
Canadian House of Commons:
not in session; returns September 18, 2017
Senate of Canada:
not in session; returns September 19, 2017
(For more information on upcoming events please visit our
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Government News, Decisions, & Releases
CRTC Decisions
[TELECOM]
T
elecom order 2017-230:
Streamlined order – The Commission approves on an interim basis the following tariff application: Northwestel Inc. TN 996
[BROADCASTING]:
Broadcasting
Decision
2017-236
: Ethnic Channels Group Limited – Across Canada – APPROVED – Application to add Kino Polska Muzyka, a non-Canadian third-language service, to the List of non-Canadian programming services and stations authorized for distribution
[TELECOM]
Telecom Decision CRTC 2017-233:
Sogetel inc. – Implementation of local competition for CoopTel, on behalf of Câble Axion Digitel inc.
[TELECOM]
Telecom Order
Regulatory Policy 2017-235:
Disconnection Practices between Telecommunications Service Providers
[TELECOM] [TELECOM]
Telecom Order 2017-239
: Bell Canada – Local Network Interconnection and Component Unbundling
[BROADCASTING]
Broadcasting
Decision
2017-237
: Jim Pattison Broadcast Group Ltd. (the general partner) and Jim Pattison Industries Ltd. (the limited partner), carrying on business as Jim Pattison Broadcast Group Limited Partnership – Various locations in Alberta and British Columbia – APPROVED – Applications to renew the broadcasting licences for the commercial radio stations set out in the decision
Canadian Intellectual Property Office
[INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY]
Release of CIPO’s Annual Report 2015–2016: Fuelling global innovation
Innovation, Science, and Economic Development
[FUNDING]
Launch of the Strategic Innovation Fund
Top News Stories
Canada
[PRIVACY]
Global Internet Takedown Ordered
(Micheal Geist)
[COPYRIGHT]
Music, film industries celebrate Google ruling
(The Globe & Mail)
[CRTC]
Groups ask Ottawa to intervene in CRTC ruling
(The Globe & Mail)
[CRTC]
Canadian startup has success
Stateside,
but shut out at home
(The Star)
[CRTC]
Wireless startup TNW launches CRTC challenge amid competition concerns; TNW says it wants to offer affordable service in remote regions, seeks regulator’s help signing roaming agreements with big providers
(Maritime News)
[PRIVACY]
Ontario’s privacy commissioner calls for transparency in assisted dying
(The Star)
International
[FCC]
Trump Picks Republican Lawyer For FCC Commissioner Seat
(NPR)
[FCC]
Here’s how top tech companies will rally to support net neutrality next week
(Recode)
[CIA]
CIA’s ‘Star Wars’ tools can steal passwords, intercept data from secure networks
(RT)
[CENSORSHIP]
Watchdog likens May’s internet fines threat to Chinese censorship
(The Guardian)
[FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION]
Thai reform body suggests tight regulations on social media
(The Financial Post)
[FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION]
German parliament passes online hate-speech law
(Daily News)
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