Canadian Heritage committee  He is saying “non-interference”, but what he often says as well is that in some instances they will regulate when they need to. And it is our view that this is an instance when regulation is necessary. And the form of regulation is these 9(1)(h) orders to ensure that smaller stat

Canadian Heritage committee  I will be as quick as I can. Your question is whether the regulatory landscape is satisfactory for us to exist. From our perspective, it's absolutely not. The CRTC deregulated the carriage of our specialty services in fall 2008 and we're going to see that in August of next year