Tag: Decision
Scenes of suicide require 13+ classification, says CBSC
A Canadian Broadcast Standards Council (CBSC) panel has ruled that themes of murder, suicide and domestic violence require a certain level of viewer maturity,...
Quebecor wins piracy ruling against Québec City hotel cable provider
Quebecor has chalked up another win in its fight against piracy with a Federal Court decision sanctioning two Québec City companies.
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CBSC says LCN breached code by airing ‘animal torture’ clip more...
The Canadian Broadcast Standards Council (CBSC) says repeating video of a horse being mistreated 11 and a half times during a 1 minute, 37...
Videotron to challenge CRTC ruling on set-top box data sharing
Quebecor intends to challenge another CRTC ruling in court in an attempt to lift conditions of licence related to the sharing of data from...
CRTC issues licence suspension in Bell v. TVA Group
The CRTC has suspended the broadcasting licence for TVA Sports, but says the suspension will only go into effect if TVA Sports' signal is...
Ontario judge declines to hear Faith Goldy v. Bell Media
An Ontario Superior Court judge has declined to hear Toronto mayoral candidate Faith Goldy's complaint against Bell Media for refusing to run her election...
