Loi sur les télécommunications | 1993, ch. 38 — Canada law | Esheria

Loi sur les télécommunications

This provision defines key telecom terms and sets core rules on licensing, Canadian ownership/control, tariffs, information disclosure, and conduct by carriers and the regulator.

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Jurisdiction
Canada
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
1993, ch. 38
Version
26 May 2026
Language
fr
Official source
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broadcasting exclusions carrier regulation confidential information confiscation fees and tariffs information disclosure limitation periods market entry national exclusion list network interconnection penalties publication of decisions tariffs and rates telecom licensing unwanted telecommunications violations

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About this statute

This provision defines key telecom terms and sets core rules on licensing, Canadian ownership/control, tariffs, information disclosure, and conduct by carriers and the regulator. This part lets the Conseil control certain telecom matters, including confidential information, interconnection, fees, exclusions, and enforcement, and it restricts how some information and telemarketing-related telecoms may be used. Le Conseil traite les observations, peut imposer une pénalité, et doit notifier l’intéressé de sa décision et de ses voies de révision ou d’appel.