I'm not a fan of amalgamating the three acts. If you look at the United States, they have a single communications act, but then there's a section that deals with cable TV, a section that deals with telecom, and a section that deals with spectrum issues, and those sections are all quite separate. The Americans have sort of taken three separate pieces of legislation and stuck them together in one act.
The purpose of telecommunications legislation is really to regulate until such time as market forces can take over. The purpose of broadcasting or Canadian content regulation is to make sure that market forces never take over. So the two types of legislation have really quite different purposes, and I don't see a lot of merit in combining them.