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The CRTC has abandoned its mandate, and it’s hurting Canadians

  • The CRTC has let Canadians down. At a time when internet access is so critically important, the CRTC has inexplicably chosen to overturn its
Opinion | BY MATT STEIN | June 9, 2021
CRTC chairperson Ian Scott is pictured in Ottawa in December 2018. The CRTC has ensured that Canadians’ internet rates, which are already among the highest in the developed world, will continue to rise. Companies like ours will struggle to invest in the innovation consumers so badly need and want, writes Matt Stein. The Hill Times file photograph

The CRTC has abandoned its mandate, and it’s hurting Canadians

Opinion | BY MATT STEIN | June 9, 2021
  • The CRTC has let Canadians down. At a time when internet access is so critically important, the CRTC has inexplicably chosen to overturn its

The CRTC has abandoned its mandate, and it’s hurting Canadians

Opinion | BY MATT STEIN | June 9, 2021
  • The CRTC has let Canadians down. At a time when internet access is so critically important, the CRTC has inexplicably chosen to overturn its
CRTC chairperson Ian Scott is pictured in Ottawa in December 2018. The CRTC has ensured that Canadians’ internet rates, which are already among the highest in the developed world, will continue to rise. Companies like ours will struggle to invest in the innovation consumers so badly need and want, writes Matt Stein. The Hill Times file photograph

The CRTC has abandoned its mandate, and it’s hurting Canadians

  • The CRTC has let Canadians down. At a time when internet access is so critically important, the CRTC has inexplicably chosen to overturn its
Opinion | BY MATT STEIN | June 9, 2021
CRTC chairperson Ian Scott is pictured in Ottawa in December 2018. The CRTC has ensured that Canadians’ internet rates, which are already among the highest in the developed world, will continue to rise. Companies like ours will struggle to invest in the innovation consumers so badly need and want, writes Matt Stein. The Hill Times file photograph

The CRTC has abandoned its mandate, and it’s hurting Canadians

Opinion | BY MATT STEIN | June 9, 2021
  • The CRTC has let Canadians down. At a time when internet access is so critically important, the CRTC has inexplicably chosen to overturn its

The CRTC has abandoned its mandate, and it’s hurting Canadians

Opinion | BY MATT STEIN | June 9, 2021
  • The CRTC has let Canadians down. At a time when internet access is so critically important, the CRTC has inexplicably chosen to overturn its
CRTC chairperson Ian Scott is pictured in Ottawa in December 2018. The CRTC has ensured that Canadians’ internet rates, which are already among the highest in the developed world, will continue to rise. Companies like ours will struggle to invest in the innovation consumers so badly need and want, writes Matt Stein. The Hill Times file photograph

Champagne has opportunity to ensure all Canadians have access to affordable internet

  • François-Philippe Champagne is Canada’s new minister of innovation, science and industry, bringing his strong business acumen to one of the most important portfolios in
Opinion | BY MATT STEIN | March 8, 2021
One critical opportunity before Innovation Minister François-Philippe Champagne is addressing his government’s commitment to ensuring every Canadian can access affordable internet, at a time when they need it the most. Many are forced to choose between internet access and paying for food, clothing, and heat. Canadians deserve better, writes Matt Stein. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Champagne has opportunity to ensure all Canadians have access to affordable internet

Opinion | BY MATT STEIN | March 8, 2021
  • François-Philippe Champagne is Canada’s new minister of innovation, science and industry, bringing his strong business acumen to one of the most important portfolios in

Champagne has opportunity to ensure all Canadians have access to affordable internet

Opinion | BY MATT STEIN | March 8, 2021
  • François-Philippe Champagne is Canada’s new minister of innovation, science and industry, bringing his strong business acumen to one of the most important portfolios in
One critical opportunity before Innovation Minister François-Philippe Champagne is addressing his government’s commitment to ensuring every Canadian can access affordable internet, at a time when they need it the most. Many are forced to choose between internet access and paying for food, clothing, and heat. Canadians deserve better, writes Matt Stein. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Reform necessary to rein in incumbent telecom companies’ foot-dragging

  • There’s little doubt that telecommunications is an essential service. The pandemic has really underscored just how vital affordable, high-quality connectivity is. Is the Canadian
Opinion | BY MATT STEIN | November 12, 2020
It's time to stop penalizing Canadians for choosing a competitive service provider. Photograph courtesy of Unsplash

Reform necessary to rein in incumbent telecom companies’ foot-dragging

Opinion | BY MATT STEIN | November 12, 2020
  • There’s little doubt that telecommunications is an essential service. The pandemic has really underscored just how vital affordable, high-quality connectivity is. Is the Canadian

Reform necessary to rein in incumbent telecom companies’ foot-dragging

Opinion | BY MATT STEIN | November 12, 2020
  • There’s little doubt that telecommunications is an essential service. The pandemic has really underscored just how vital affordable, high-quality connectivity is. Is the Canadian
It's time to stop penalizing Canadians for choosing a competitive service provider. Photograph courtesy of Unsplash
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