Telecom Decisions 2002
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| NUMBER |
DATE |
TITLE/SUBJECT |
| 2002-1
|
2002-01-10 |
Application of the winback rules with respect to primary
exchange service. Reference: 8622-C25-12/01.
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| 2002-2
|
2002-01-18 |
Revised rate structure for Thunder Bay Telephone 9-1-1 PERS.
The Commission denies tariff notice
95 and approves, on an interim basis, the current 9-1-1
PERS tariff as of the date of this order. Reference: TN 95.
|
| 2002-3
|
2002-01-23 |
CRTC denies application to review and vary Order CRTC 2000-786.
Reference:
8662-D29-01/01.
|
| 2002-4
|
2002-01-24 |
The
Commission refrains from regulating international private line
services provided by Bell Canada, Aliant Telecom Inc., MTS Communications
Inc. and Saskatchewan Telecommunications. Reference: 8640-A53-01/01.
|
| 2002-5
|
2002-02-01 |
CRTC
sets deadlines for co-location common cost rebates. Reference:
8622-A4-16/01.
|
| 2002-6
|
2002-02-12 |
CRTC denies
TELUS Communications Inc.'s application to merge price cap models.
Reference: 8678-C12-12/01.
|
| 2002-7
|
2002-02-12 |
CRTC denies
TELUS Communications Inc.'s application for business and digital
network access services in Alberta. Reference: TN 392.
|
| 2002-8
|
2002-02-12 |
CRTC denies
TELUS Communications Inc.'s application for business and digital
network access services in British Columbia. Reference:
TCBC TN 4153.
|
| 2002-9
|
2002-02-12 |
CRTC directs
Aliant Telecom Inc. to submit individual-company price cap summaries
in tariff notices. Reference: NewTel TN 657,
and NBTel TNs 862
and 865.
|
| 2002-10
|
2002-02-12 |
Proposed revisions by TELUS Communications Inc. to digital
network access tariffs in Alberta and British Columbia.
Reference: TN 10.
|
| 2002-11
|
2002-02-18 |
CRTC approves revised unbundled loop service order charges
for Bell Canada, Aliant Telecom Inc. and MTS Communications
Inc. Reference: 8643-C12-06/00.
|
| 2002-12
|
2002-02-18 |
CRTC approves
Saskatchewan Telecommunications' revised primary exchange service
costs and related loop rates. Reference: SaskTel TN 24
and 8661-C12-02/00.
|
| 2002-13
|
2002-03-08 |
Extending
the availability of alternative formats to consumers who are
blind. Reference: 8638-C12-50/01.
In this decision, the Commission establishes a condition of
service that carriers must include in tariffs, contracts or
other arrangements with resellers. Under this condition, billing
statements and bill inserts must be provided in alternative
format to subscribers who are blind, on request, and information
setting out rates, terms and conditions of a service must be
provided to subscribers or potential subscribers who are blind.
|
| 2002-14
|
2002-03-08 |
Incumbent local exchange carrier service intervals for unbundled
local loop orders. Reference: 8622-A4-18/01.
The Commission directs that, as of 1 April 2002, the
ILECs provide CLECs, at least 90% of the time, with: i) migrated
unbundled type A and B loops, including all sub-types, within
two business days; and ii) new unbundled type A and B loops,
including all sub-types, within five business days.
|
| 2002-15
|
2002-03-13 |
CRTC Interconnection
Steering Committee – Consensus items. Reference:
8621-C12-01/00. |
| 2002-16
|
2002-03-19 |
In this
decision, the Commission approves part of a proposed service
improvement plan (SIP), submitted by TELUS Communications (Québec)
Inc. (TELUS Québec; the company), that will allow the company
to meet the Commission's basic service objectives in three small
communities in northern Quebec. The Commission also approves
a TELUS Québec proposal to relieve network congestion. The Commission
also directs the company, among other things, to consult with
stakeholders about extending service to unserved dwellings and
to file a further SIP no later than 20 December 2002. Reference:
8678-C12-10/01 |
| 2002-17
|
2002-04-08 |
The Commission
denies an application by Mercuryspeed.com (Mercuryspeed) seeking
an order from the Commission, pursuant to section 35(1) of the
Telecommunications Act, effectively directing TELUS Communications
Inc. to provide Mercuryspeed with Internet interconnection service
at a lower rate than the rate quoted to Mercuryspeed. Reference:
8622-M47-01/01.
|
| 2002-18
|
2002-04-10 |
Revision
requested to Canadian numbering plan area relief planning guidelines.
Reference:
8698-C12-18/01. |
| 2002-19
|
2002-04-11 |
Bell Canada
– Access services tariff for interconnection with other service
providers. The Commission considers that it is appropriate to
grant approval of the proposed tariff revisions. However, given
remaining unresolved issues concerning the rate structure of
the billed number screening database access service, the Commission
approves these tariffs on an interim basis, effective as of
the date of this decision. Reference: TN
6639. |
| 2002-20
|
2002-04-11 |
TELUS Communications
Inc. – Billed number screening database access service. The
Commission considers that it is appropriate to grant approval
of the proposed tariff revisions. However, given remaining unresolved
issues concerning the rate structure of the billed number screening
database access service, the Commission approves these tariffs
on an interim basis, effective as of the date of this decision.
Reference: TCI TN
417 and TCBC TN
4160. |
| 2002-21
|
2002-04-12 |
Provision of subscribers' telecommunications service provider
identification to law enforcement agencies. Reference: Bell
Canada TNs 6642
and 6642A.
|
| 2002-22
|
2002-04-12 |
Rogers
Wireless Inc. – Calculation of contribution-eligible revenues.
The Commission denies Rogers Wireless Inc.'s. request to deem
a portion of the monthly wireless service fee as wireless terminal
equipment revenues to be deducted in the calculation of contribution-eligible
revenues. Reference: 8638-C12-45/00.
|
| 2002-23
|
2002-04-12 |
TELUS Communications
Inc. and TELE-MOBILE COMPANY – Calculation of contribution-eligible
revenues. The Commission denies the application filed by TELUS
Communications Inc. and TELE-MOBILE COMPANY (collectively, TCI)
to deem a portion of the monthly wireless service charge as
wireless terminal equipment revenues to be deducted in the calculation
of contribution-eligible revenues. Reference: 8695-T42-01/01.
|
| 2002-24
|
2002-04-19 |
Regulatory
regime for the provision of international private line services
– With this decision, the Commission refrains from regulating
international private line services provided by any Canadian
carrier. Reference:
8640-A53-01/01 |
| 2002-25
|
2002-04-22 |
The Commission
directs the addition of a new area code to the area code 519
region in the first quarter of 2005 using the distributed overlay
method. Ten-digit local dialing will be introduced within area
code 519 and in both directions between the area code 519 region
and neighbouring area codes, coincident with the introduction
of the new area code. Reference:
8698-C12-17/01. |
| 2002-26
|
2002-04-22 |
CRTC Interconnection
Steering Committee - Consensus reports. The Commission approves
the following three consensus reports: Treatment of NXXs of
code holders that discontinue service (CNRE023B); Connecting
link repair process guidelines (NORE021a); and Due dates missed
attributable to end customers or CLECs (BPRE029a). Reference:
8621-C12-01/00.
|
| 2002-27
|
2002-04-26 |
Public
Interest Advocacy Centre complaint alleging violation of basic
toll schedule constraints by Bell Canada. In this decision,
the Commission denies PIAC's application. The Commission finds
that the calls at issue in the complaint are made by First Rate
plan customers, not basic toll schedule subscribers. The Commission
also finds that Bell Canada did, in fact, provide advance notice
of the changes to the First Rate plan. The Commission also notes
that PIAC provided no evidence that other carriers were involved.
Reference: 8661-P8-01/01.
|
| 2002-28
|
2002-04-26 |
Enforcement
of Orders CRTC 2000-37,
2000-38 and 2001-82.
In this decision, the Commission determines that it will not
enforce any aspect of Orders CRTC 2000-37,
2000-38 and 2001-82,
against two long distance resellers, Primus Telecommunications
Canada Inc. and Distributel Communications Limited. Reference:
8622-O2-02/02.
|
| 2002-29
|
2002-05-01 |
MTS Communications
Inc. – Review and vary application regarding the rebanding decision.
The Commission concludes that its calculation was not erroneous,
and that MTS has failed to demonstrate that there is substantial
doubt as to the correctness of the rebanding decision. Therefore,
the Commission denies the application by MTS. Reference:
8662-M3-03/01 |
| 2002-30
|
2002-05-01 |
Saskatchewan
Telecommunications – Review and vary application regarding the
rebanding decision. The Commission concludes that its calculations
were not erroneous, and that SaskTel has failed to demonstrate
that there is substantial doubt as to the correctness of the
rebanding decision. Therefore, the Commission denies the application
by SaskTel. Reference:
8662-S22-01/01 |
| 2002-31
|
2002-05-08 |
Amended
and Restated Unanimous CPCC Shareholders Agreement. Reference:
8638-C12-45/00.
|
| 2002-32
|
2002-05-29 |
Bell Canada
- Proposed rate increases for DS-1 and DS-3 Digital Network
Access Links. TN 738.
|
| 2002-33
|
2002-05-30 |
Price
cap review and related issues, Public Notice CRTC 2001-37
– Application to extend the existing regime on an interim basis
and to render all Utility Segment rates interim. The Commission
denies an application to make Utility Segment rates interim
pending the Commission's determination in the proceeding initiated
by Price Cap Review and related issues, Public Notice CRTC 2001-37,
13 March 2001. Reference: 8661-A4-02/01
and 8678-C12-11/01.
|
| 2002-34
|
2002-05-30 |
(printer-friendly
version PDF
[489KB]) – (compressed files
ZIP [623KB]) – Regulatory framework for second price cap
period. Reference: 8678-C12-11/01.
|
| 2002-34-1
|
2002-07-15 |
(printer-friendly version PDF
[34.6KB])
Erratum: Telecom Decision CRTC 2002-34
– Appendix 3. In this erratum, the Commission is issuing a
corrected Appendix 3, which comprises nine pages, to replace
the six pages that were originally issued with Decision 2002-34.
Reference: 8678-C12-11/01.
|
| 2002-35
|
2002-05-31 |
Changes
to the annual contribution reporting requirements. Reference:
8638-C12-45/00.
|
| 2002-36
|
2002-06-11 |
In this
decision, the Commission considers that the proposal from Dryden
Municipal Telephone System (Dryden MTS) meets the requirements
to separate its financial results of Internet and regulated
operations, and, as a result, the Commission approves Dryden
MTS' application for forbearance from retail Internet services
regulation. Reference: 8638-C12-28/99.
Eff. date = 11.06.02. |
| 2002-37
|
2002-06-27 |
Independent
Members of the Canadian Association of Internet Providers –
Digital Subscriber Line Internet services by Bell Canada and
Bell Nexxia. Reference:
8622-C51-02/01 |
| 2002-38
|
2002-07-05 |
The Commission
denies an application by Bell Mobility Inc., Microcell Telecommunications
Inc., Rogers Wireless Inc. and TELUS Mobility for interim orders
prohibiting the Greater Toronto Airports Authority from disconnecting
their telecommunications facilities currently located at Lester
B. Pearson International Airport. Reference: 8622-B38-01/02.
|
| 2002-39
|
2002-07-10 |
CRTC
Interconnection Steering Committee – Consensus items.
Reference : 8621-C12-01/00.
|
| 2002-40
|
2002-07-12 |
The Commission
denies Bell Canada's proposed changes to its Megalink service
tariff that would prohibit the use of Type A links for
certain purposes. In addition, the Commission directs Bell Canada
to issue a revised tariff page that addresses the use of public
switched telephone network connectivities and Type A links
in the context of its Megalink service. Reference: TN 6609.
|
| 2002-41
|
2002-07-22 |
Request
by Northern Telephone Limited Partnership to increase its direct connection
service rate. In this decision, the Commission denies an application
by Northern Telephone Limited (now Northern Telephone Limited
Partnership) to increase its interim direct connect service
rate from $0.00370 to $0.00944 per minute. Reference: Tariff
notice 171. |
| 2002-42
|
2002-07-26 |
Password-protected
account transfers, The Business Process Working Group of the
CRTC Interconnection Steering Committee submitted a non-consensus
report to the Commission seeking a decision on issues related
to the transfer of password-protected accounts between local
exchange carriers. |
| 2002-43
|
2002-07-31 |
[xxxKB]
Implementation of price regulation for Télébec and TELUS Québec
(printer-friendly version PDF [xxxKB]) Reference: 8678-C12-10/01
|
| 2002-44
|
2002-08-02 |
Thunder
Bay Telephone - Tariffs for partial cable-distribution system
and support structure services The Commission approves an application
by The Corporation of the City of Thunder Bay – Telephone Division
to revise tariff pages setting out the terms, conditions and
rates for the lease of partial cable systems and support structures.
Reference: TNs
94 and 94A.
|
| 2002-45
|
2002-08-07 |
The Commission
approves three consensus reports submitted by the Emergency
Services (9-1-1) Working Group of the CRTC Interconnection Steering
Committee. Reference: 8621-C12-04/02.
|
| 2002-46
|
2002-08-09 |
In this decision, the Commission suspends the proceeding
initiated by AT&T Canada Corp.'s application of 24 June
2002, filed pursuant to Part VII of the CRTC Telecommunications
Rules of Procedure, naming the City of Calgary as respondent.
The Commission suspends the proceeding until such time as
it has reached a decision in the proceeding initiated by Terms
and conditions of existing agreements for access to municipal
property, Public Notice CRTC 2001-99,
13 August 2001. Reference: 8690-A4-04/02.
|
| 2002-47
|
2002-08-09 |
Vidéotron ltée (Vidéotron) filed an application requesting
that the Commission review and vary Order CRTC
2001-92 such that the winback rules imposed in paragraph 15
of the Order would no longer apply, or in the alternative,
by imposing the winback rules on all facilities-based retail
high-speed Internet service providers in Vidéotron's operating
territory. In this decision, the Commission finds that Vidéotron
has failed to demonstrate that there is substantial doubt
as to the correctness of Order CRTC 2001-92
and, accordingly, denies the application. Reference: 8662-V3-01/01.
|
| 2002-48
|
2002-08-15 |
The Commission
finds that a service proposed to be provided by Aliant Telecom
Inc. would constitute a bundled service. The Commission prohibits
the company from providing the service without first obtaining
prior tariff approval. Reference: 8622-E17-03/02.
|
| 2002-49
|
2002-08-16 |
The Commission
approves the application by OTA to review and vary the amount
of contribution subsidy determined for North Renfrew Telephone
Company Limited, Nexicom Telephones Inc. and Nexicom Telecommunications
Inc. Reference:
8662-O2-02/02. |
| 2002-50
|
2002-08-27 |
TELUS Communications
Inc. – Rate structure for toll transit service. In this decision,
the Commission determines that TELUS Communications Inc. should
amend its tariff to apply a rate structure for toll transit
service on originating toll calls in Alberta that is identical
to the rate structure applied throughout the rest of Canada
for the same service. Reference: TELUS Communications Inc. TN
319 and TELUS Communications (B.C.) Inc. TN
4118. |
| 2002-51
|
2002-08-28 |
The Commission
denies an appeal by Télébec ltée (now Société en commandite
Télébec) of Taxation Order CRTC 2001-5,
29 June 2001, in which the Taxing Officer allowed Action
Réseau Consommateur and the Association coopérative d'économie
familiale des Bois-Francs $16,720.06 for fees and disbursements.
Reference:
8662-A65-01/00 and 4750-308. |
| 2002-52
|
2002-08-30 |
The Commission
decides not to revoke Item 2175 of Bell Canada's General
Tariff, Customer Name and Address, and directs Bell Canada to
issue amended tariff pages removing the provision relating to
the disclosure of confidential information to law enforcement
agencies pursuant to a search warrant or other judicial authorization.
Reference: 8651-C12-01/01.
|
| 2002-53
|
2002-08-30 |
The Commission
concludes that it is appropriate for Saskatchewan Telecommunications
to be subject to the quality of service standards and reporting
requirements imposed on the other major incumbent telephone
companies. Reference: 8663-S22-01/99.
|
| 2002-54
|
2002-09-03 |
The Commission
directs all competitive local exchange carriers (CLECs) to adopt
the model tariff for their General Tariffs. The Commission also
directs all CLECs to file, within 60 days of the date of
this decision, amended tariff pages, reflecting the relevant
terms, conditions and rates of the model tariff. Reference:
8657-C12-02/01.
|
| 2002-55
|
2002-09-11 |
Co-location
arrangements for interconnecting Canadian carriers. In this
decision, the Commission approves the application by Call-Net
Enterprises Inc., AT&T Canada Inc., GT Group Telecom Services
Corp., and Futureway Communications Inc. (the Coalition) seeking
interim approval of the single-tier co-location power rates
proposed by Bell Canada in its application of 15 February
2002. Reference: 8740-B2-6653/02.
|
| 2002-56
|
2002-09-12 |
Framework
for the expansion of local calling areas. In this decision,
the Commission maintains the existing extended area of service
(EAS) criteria to assess applications for EAS as these criteria
continue to be appropriate in certain circumstances. The Commission
also announces a new framework for the expansion of local calling
areas (LCAs). Reference : 8663-C12-04/01.
|
| 2002-57
|
2002-09-13 |
Canadian
Satellite Communications Inc. - Contribution Regime. In this
decision, the Commission finds Canadian Satellite Communications
Inc. (Cancom) to be a telecommunications service provider and
directs Cancom to comply with the filing and payment obligations
set out in Changes to the contribution regime, Decision CRTC
2000-745,
30 November 2000. Reference: 8638-C12-45/00.
|
| 2002-58
|
2002-09-20 |
GT Group
Telecom Services Corp. v. Bell Canada – Non-compliance with
Bundling Rules. In this decision, the Commission finds that
a Bell Canada promotion offering business customers a rebate
of long distance charges contingent on the customer obtaining
local exchange services from Bell Canada is a bundled service
that requires tariff approval. Reference:
8661-G7-01/02. |
| 2002-59
|
2002/09/24 |
National
contribution fund – designation of administrator. In this decision,
the Commission designates Welch Fund Administration Services
Inc. (Welch) as administrator of the national contribution fund.
The Commission also approves the agreement between Welch and
the Canadian Portable Contribution Consortium Inc. relating
to the administration of the national contribution fund. 8340-C53-0873/00.
Effective date: 1 January 2003. |
| 2002-60
|
2002/09/27 |
The Commission
approves the application by TELUS Communications Inc. to withdraw
radiotelephone service from the General Tariff of TELUS Communications
(B.C.) Inc. Reference: TCBC TN 4172.
|
| 2002-61
|
2002/10/08 |
The Commission
concludes that Bell Canada is not inappropriately cross-subsidizing
Bell ExpressVu Limited Partnership’s (ExpressVu) entry into
the Quebec broadcasting distribution market. The Commission
also notes that it cannot, in this instance, make a determination
regarding ExpressVu’s licence renewal. The Commission will address
the renewal of ExpressVu’s licence in the context of a public
process, to be held in spring 2003. Reference:
8622-Q15-01/02. |
| 2002-62
|
2002/10/08 |
The Commission
approves on a final basis, effective 1 January 2001, the
terms, conditions and rates for loop selection service. The
Commission also directs the incumbent local exchange carriers
(ILECs) to provide rebates to service providers for the difference
between the interim and the final rates approved in this decision.
The Commission further directs the ILECs to provide the Commission
with information about the availability of databases and the
provision of loop selection service to affiliates. Reference:
Stentor Resource Centre Inc. TN
658 and TELUS Communications Inc. TN
1038. |
| 2002-63
|
2002/10/15 |
The Commission
approves MTS Communications Inc.'s (MTS) capital expenditures
related to its service improvement plan (SIP) for the years
2003 and 2004. The Commission will issue a separate decision,
at a later date, which will consider all other issues related
to MTS' SIP. Reference: 8638-C12-58/01.
|
| 2002-64
|
2002/10/15 |
The Commission
approves an amendment to the National Contribution Fund Administration
Agreement. The Commission also approves the French-language
version of the agreement. Reference: 8638-C12-45/00.
|
| 2002-64-1
|
2002/10/18 |
National
Contribution Fund Administration Agreement – French translation.
ERRATUM – Corrections to paragraph 5 of Telecom Decision
CRTC 2002-64
dated 15 October 2002. Reference: 8638-C12-45/00.
|
| 2002-65
|
2002/10/18 |
Public
Interest Advocacy Centre – Part VII application regarding
alleged violations of the contribution regime. The Commission
reviews and varies of its own motion Changes to the contribution
regime, Decision CRTC 2000-745,
30 November 2000, by removing the restriction on showing
the contribution amount as a separate line item on a customer
invoice. Reference: 8695-P8-01/01.
|
| 2002-66
|
2002/10/24 |
Coalition
for Better Co-location – Part VII application for relief
regarding the location of remote switching facilities. The Commission
directs Aliant Telecom, MTS and SaskTel to file, within 30 days
of this Decision, a tariff for interim approval modelled after
the terms, conditions and rate structure of Bell Canada's tariff
relating to the provision of network planning information. Reference:
8622-G7-01/01.
|
| 2002-67
|
2002/10/25 |
TELUS Communications
Inc. – Application to review and vary Decision 2000-745
and Decision 2001-238.
The Commission finds that TELUS Communications Inc. (TELUS)
has failed to demonstrate that there is substantial doubt as
to the correctness of Decision 2000-745
and Decision 2001-238.
The Commission therefore denies TELUS' request to vary Decision
2000-745
so that, beginning 1 January 2002, the total subsidy requirement
(TSR) would be calculated using a mark-up of 25%, instead of
15%. The Commission also denies TELUS' request to vary Decision
2001-238
by making interim the unbundled loop rates and primary exchange
service (PES) costs, setting loop rates at a level calculated
by TELUS including a 25% mark-up and revising the residential
PES costs used in the TSR calculation. The Commission also denies
TELUS' request for certain follow-up proceedings relating to
Phase II costs and the Commission's mark-up policies. The
Commission will consider, however, the treatment of portfolio
expenses in the Phase II review proceeding. Reference:
8662-T42-03/01.
|
| 2002-68
|
2002-11-01 |
Service
intervals for the provision of unbundled loops. Reference: 8622-A4-19/02.
|
| 2002-69
|
2002-11-06 |
Bell Canada
– Service overlap between Brampton and Streetsville exchanges.
The Commission approves an application by Bell Canada to allow
it to continue to serve 14 customers from the Streetsville
exchange in spite of the fact that these customers will be located
in the Brampton exchange as a result of changes in the boundary
between the Streetsville and Brampton exchanges. Reference:
8740-B2-6662/02. |
| 2002-70
|
2002-11-07 |
The Commission
approves the application filed by Thunder Bay Telephone to review
and vary the amount of Thunder Bay Telephone's total subsidy
requirement for the years 2003, 2004 and 2005 determined in
Regulatory framework for the small incumbent telephone companies,
Decision CRTC 2001-756,
14 December 2001.
Reference: 8662-T8-01/02.
|
| 2002-71
|
2002/11/22 |
The Commission
approves, on a final basis, effective 1 January 2002, a
2002 contribution collection revenue-percent charge of 1.3%,
the 2002 subsidy per residential network access service (NAS)
for the territories of the large incumbent local exchange carriers
(ILECs) and the 2002 contribution requirements for Société en
commandite Télébec (Télébec) and TELUS Communications (Québec)
Inc. (TELUS Québec). Reference:
8638-C12-45/01 |
| 2002-72
|
2002/12/04 |
Aliant Telecom Inc., Bell Canada, MTS Communications Inc.
and Saskatchewan Telecommunications – Application to review
and vary Order 2001-772.
The Commission approves on a final basis an application by
Aliant Telecom Inc., Bell Canada, MTS Communications Inc.
and Saskatchewan Telecommunications (SaskTel) to review and
vary Zero-dialed access to emergency service providers,
Order CRTC 2001-772,
19 October 2001. Reference: 8662-B20-02/02.
|
| 2002-73
|
2002/12/04 |
Call-Net Enterprises Inc. v. Bell Canada – Compliance with
winback rules. The Commission finds that Bell Canada is in
violation of the Commission's winback rules. The Commission
directs Bell Canada to: (1) cease and desist from violating
the winback rules; (2) develop internal procedures to ensure
that it complies with the winback rules from the time that
a local service provider submits a local service request;
and (3) report to the Commission within 60 days on the
internal procedures it has put in place to ensure and track
compliance with the winback rules. Reference: 8622-C25-16/02.
|
| 2002-74
|
2002/12/04 |
Call-Net Enterprises Inc. v. Bell Canada and Bell Nexxia
– Alleged discrimination in Bell Canada's winback campaigns.
The Commission denies Call-Net Enterprises Inc.'s request
for an order directing Bell Canada and Bell Nexxia to cease
and desist from informing resellers that, if they chose Bell
Nexxia as their wholesale service provider, Bell Canada would
not target their toll and toll-free customer bases in its
winback activities. Reference: 8622-C25-13/01.
|
| 2002-75
|
2002-12-05 |
TELUS Communications
Inc. – Application with respect to the scope of Telecom Public
Notice CRTC 2002-4.
The Commission responds to requests made by TELUS Communications
Inc. for notice on several matters relating to Telecom Public
Notice CRTC 2002-4,
Competitor Digital Network Access service proceeding,
9 August 2002 and establishes revised dates in connection
with this proceeding. Reference:
8661-C12-10/02. |
| 2002-76
|
2002-12-12 |
Regulatory safeguards with respect to incumbent affiliates,
bundling by Bell Canada and related matters. Reference: 8622-G7-02/02.
|
| 2002-77
|
2002-12-12 |
CRTC Interconnection Steering Committee - Consensus items.
The Commission approves the following four consensus reports:
Treatment of NXXs of code holders that discontinue service
(CNRE026A); Canadian Central Office Code (NXX) Assignment
Guidelines (CNRE028A); Account passwords (BPTF0034b); and
Forecasts for unbundled local loops (BPRE011a). Reference:
8621-C12-01/00.
|
| 2002-78
|
2002-12-23 |
In
part I of this decision, the Commission approves, on an interim basis,
reduced rates for the access and link components of the major incumbent
local exchange carriers' (ILECs') Competitor Digital Network Access (CDNA)
service, effective 1 June 2002. In part II of this decision, the Commission
also addresses issues raised by parties in response to the interim CDNA
tariffs issued by the ILECs pursuant to Regulatory framework for second
price cap period, Telecom Decision CRTC 2002-34,
30 May 2002. Reference: 8661-C25-05/02,
8638-C12-61/02
and 8661-C12-10/02.
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