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Guide to the CRTC.
The Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission was established in 1968 to regulate the Canadian broadcasting system, including radio, television, and cable television. The CRTC is composed of 13 full-time and 6 part-time Commissioners and staff are divided into seven units reporting to the Chairman. This guide gives the mission statement and the role and administrative arrangements of the organization and the seven units. For each division, information is given on its role, operations, and activities.
Canadian Broadcasting and Telecommunications
Describes radio, television, cable television and telecommunications policies of the CRTC, and develops a series of proposals aimed at exploiting the opportunities provided by advancing communications technologies.
