8180-8 - 1998 Competitive Local Exchange Carrier (CLEC) - Commission Ruling - français
1999/01/18 - Commission Letter - English Version Only - "Hard
Copy Document"
DESCRIPTION: Letter addressed to Vidéotron Télécom ltée.
RE: CLEC Registration of Vidéotron (1998) ltée.
1999/01/18 - Commission
Letter - English Version Only - "Hard Copy Document"
DESCRIPTION: Letter addressed to Fundy Communications Inc. RE:
CLEC Registration of Fundy Communications Inc.
1998/12/15 - Commission Letter
- English Version Only - "Hard Copy Document"
DESCRIPTION: Letter addressed to ISP Telecom Inc. RE: CLEC Registration of
ISP Telecom Inc.
1998/12/11 - Commission Letter
DESCRIPTION:
Commission Letter addressed to Call-Net Enterprises Inc. - Call-Net Communications Inc. is
recognized as a CLEC at this time in order to make the arrangements necessary to allow it
to provide local switched services.
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981211e.doc - MS*Word -
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1998/05/19 - Telecom Order CRTC 98-486 (MS*Word) - This Decision
provides the Commission’s findings related to transiting of traffic in a local
competition environment. The findings related to Points of Interconnection are also
outlined.
1998/01/29 - Telecom Order CRTC 98-60 (MS*Word) - Roll-out of Local
Number Portability (LNP). File No.: 96-2376. The
dates for the roll-out are provided in Attachment 1 of the Order.
1998/01/26 - Telecom Order CRTC 98-40 (MS*Word) - Standards and Common
Channel Signalling #7 (CCS7). File No.: 96-2376.
The Commission is of the view that the Stentor member companies must take appropriate
action to have the calling name parameter delivered to interconnecting networks in a form
compatible with the common interface standard. The CRTC Interconnection Steering Committee
(CISC) is the appropriate body to provide the Commission with recommendations regarding
the standards that should be adhered to for network interconnection and interoperation.
The minimum message set required at this time will consist of messages necessary for:
Basic SS7 Call Control, Calling Line Identification Presentation and Restriction Services,
and Call Forwarding Services; and support of LEC (local exchange carrier) multi-laterally
supported services and mandated internetworking such as LNP (local number portability).
The interface provided by a carrier shall be compatible with GR-317. Where protocol
conversion is required, the carrier required to bring its protocol to the approved common
interface standard will be responsible for the costs.
1998/01/07 - Telecom Order CRTC 98-01 (MS*Word) - FILE #: 8638-C12-05/97 - Residential Network Access
Service (NAS), in respect of which a local exchange carrier (LEC) is eligible to receive
contribution, is defined as the NAS used by the LEC to offer residential switched two-way
local voice services in the exchanges within which it operates as a LEC. Carriers are not
required to operate as competitive local exchange carriers (CLECs) in all exchanges where
they operate.
1997/09/05 - Telecom Order CRTC 97-1243 (MS*Word) - Local
Number Portability will allow subscribers to change service providers while maintaining
their existing telephone number. The Commission has sought comment on several matters upon
which the parties have been unable to agree. This Order relates to two of these matters,
1) the appropriate mechanisms for funding the establishment and operation of the Number
Portability Administration Centre/Service Management System and 2) the appropriate voting
structure within the Consortium.
1997/05/01 - Telecom Decision CRTC 97-08 (MS*Word) - Local
Competition.
1997/05/01 - Telecom Order CRTC 97-591 (MS*Word) -
Responsibility for carrier specific costs for the provision of local number portability
(LNP). The Commission considers it essential that appropriate roll-out criteria are
established to ensure that resources are used efficiently. The Commission will request the
CRTC Interconnection Steering Committee to study the issue of roll-out criteria for LNP
and make recommendations to the Commission no later than 18 July 1997. The Commission also
recognizes that there is a need to determine the means by which the Stentor-member
companies will recover their costs specific to LNP. The Commission will initiate a
proceeding to address this issue shortly.
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