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Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission http://www.crtc.gc.ca/eng/home-accueil.htm

The Broadcasting Act (1968) confirms CBC’s role as national broadcaster strengthens restrictions on foreign ownership requires that Canadian programming contain mostly Canadian content confirms that the broadcasting system can strengthen Canada’s cultural, social and economic structures creates the CRTC as a regulatory agency

The CRTC: was established by Parliament in 1968 regulates and supervises the Canadian broadcasting and telecommunications systems works to serve the needs and interests of citizens, industries, interest groups and the government reports to Parliament through the Minister of Canadian Heritage

Think, Pair, Share Brainstorm: What do you think the Canadian Radio-television Telecommunications Commission does? What do you think that the CRTC controls?

CRTC Achievements: (APTN) licenses the Aboriginal Peoples Television Network (APTN) licenses digital specialty and pay television services approves of Canada’s first subscription radio station sets the date by which TV stations will broadcast only digital signals establishes an agency for consumer complaints launches the National Do Not Call list

Canadian Content (CanCon) Content that is at least partly written, produced, presented or otherwise contributed to by persons from Canada. Also, cultural and creative content that is Canadian in nature. Radio 20-35% of content, depending on the genre of music or the location of the station CanCon requirements must be met between 6 am and 6 pm Satellite radio must offer a specified number of channels which play 85% CanCon Television 60% of yearly content and 50% of prime-time (6 pm—12 am) must be CanCon

Canadian Content—Journal Entry Do you think that the Canadian Content regulations are a fair measure, or do you think that they infringe upon the rights of consumers to make their own decisions about what they wish to watch/listen to?