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What's New - April 18, 2000 INFORMATION:
CRTC - Public
Participation Benefits Everyone!
NOTICE:
2000-56
Amendment of various radio and cable broadcasting licenses across Canada.
Deadline for intervention: 23 May 2000.
ORDERS:
2000-309
CNCI. Reference:
8340-C43-0450/00. The Commission approves on an interim basis a Master
Agreement for Interconnection between Local Exchange Carriers for Bell
Intrigna Inc. and CNCI.
2000-310
Enercom. Reference:
8340-E19-0446/00
8340-E19-0447/00,
8340-E19-0448/00. The Commission approves on an interim basis the
following agreements between Enercom and Maritime Tel & Tel Limited: a
Master Agreement for Interconnection between Local Exchange Carriers; an
Interconnection Agreement for the Provision of 9-1-1 Service to a
Competitive Local Exchange Carrier; and a Message Relay Service Agreement.
2000-311
Hurontario TN
26. The
Commission approves Hurontario's request to introduce and establish the
monthly rate for each Centrex optional service feature as well as the
corresponding service charges. Eff. Date = 1.5.2000.
2000-312
MTS TN
392.
The Commission approves MTS's request to introduce a promotion for digital
network services acces from 30 April 2000 to 31 July 2000.
2000-313
MTS TN
393.
The Commission approves MTS's request to introduce a Spring Campaign
promotion from 1 May 2000 to 30 June 2000.
2000-314
Northern TN
127.
The Commission approves Northern's request to amend the order processing
charges associated with foreign business and residence listings as follows:
Business $50.00 and Residence $25.00. Eff. Date = 25.4.2000.
2000-315
TCBC TN
4055.
The Commission approves TCBC's request to change the numerical and
alphabetical rate group/band references for the Likely exchange.
Eff. Date = 27.4.2000.
2000-316
Northwestel TN
729.
The Commission approves Northwestel's request to provide a temporary fibre
facility to carry broadcast video and audio in Whitehorse.
2000-317
Definitions of larger cable carrier and the creation of confidentiality
agreements. Reference:
8638-C12-26/99.
The Commission finds that, for tariffing purposes, as well as for the
treatment of confidential competitor information, Cogeco, Rogers, Shaw and
Vidéotron are considered to be larger cable carriers. (Cable carriers are
cable distribution undertakings that also provide telecommunications
services using facilities they use to provide cable services.) Such larger
carriers that offer both higher speed retail Internet services and
underlying broadband access services are required to create a Customer
Services Group to handle the broadband access service requests of
competitor Internet service providers. All other incumbent cable carriers
that offer these services are required to enter into a standardized
non-disclosure agreement. Parties will be provided with the opportunity to
negotiate the terms of such agreements. Failing that, a process will be
implemented to finalize both agreements. |
