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The Supreme Court held that âtransmission lineâ in the Telecommunications Act means wireline infrastructure only, excluding 5G small cell antennas from the access regime.
The court dismissed a petition seeking to restrain the Law Society from contacting the petitioner by email and from pursuing related proceedings, awarding costs of $1,155.
The Supreme Court of Canada held that the CRTC lacked jurisdiction to create a value-for-signal regime and that it conflicted with the Copyright Act.
The Supreme Court held that retail ISPs do not carry on broadcasting undertakings under the Broadcasting Act when they merely provide Internet access to requested broadcasting.
La Cour suprĂȘme confirme que le CRTC pouvait affecter les fonds de comptes de report Ă des crĂ©dits aux abonnĂ©s, Ă lâaccessibilitĂ© et au dĂ©ploiement du haut dĂ©bit.
The Supreme Court of Canada held that s. 43(5) of the Telecommunications Act did not authorize the CRTC to grant access to provincially regulated power poles.
The Supreme Court held that s. 9(1)(c) of the Radiocommunication Act bars decoding of encrypted subscription signals in Canada, except with lawful Canadian authorization.
The court held that insulting emails sent in a commercial dispute were not defamatory in context and dismissed the plaintiffsâ action under Rule 18A.
The Supreme Court of Canada dismissed the appeal, agreeing that the appellantsâ satellite television operations fell within the statutory concept of a broadcasting undertaking.
The Supreme Court of Canada held the CRTC could, by necessary implication, approve cable licence amendments increasing fees under the Broadcasting Act.
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