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1. crtc.gc.ca › eng › commAbout Radio and TV Licences (Applying, Renewing and ...

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   Apply for a Type B Indigenous radio broadcasting license. To apply for a Type B Indigenous radio licence, create a My CRTC Account , then fill out Form 103: Application to Obtain a Broadcasting Licence to operate a Type B Indigenous Radio Undertaking (from the Form pages, select “Radio”). Once completed, submit the form using your My CRTC ...

2. crtc.gc.ca › ENG › INFO_SHTHow to apply for a broadcasting licence | CRTC

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   Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada. You must apply to Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada for a frequency and broadcast certification. Available frequences are scarce in some major urban areas. For more information, call Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada toll-free at 1-800-328-6189 or check its ...

3. crtc.gc.ca › eng › televisionTV and radio for Canadians - Canadian Radio-television and ...

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   More about local, community TV and over the air television broadcasting. Services that do and do not need a licence. List of radio, TV and cable services that are authorized for distribution in Canada by way of a broadcasting licence or exempted from needing a licence.

4. ised-isde.canada.ca › site › spectrum-managementInformation on broadcasting certificates - ised-isde.canada.ca

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   Jun 17, 2024 · A broadcasting certificate certifies that the technical parameters of the broadcasting undertaking (such as frequency, coordinates, power, and antenna parameters) meet the technical requirements under ISED’s Broadcasting Procedures and Rules (BPR). A CRTC broadcasting licence is only valid with an ISED broadcasting certificate, and permits a ...

5. ised-isde.canada.ca › site › spectrum-managementHow to apply for a broadcasting certificate - ised-isde.canada.ca

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   Jun 17, 2024 · Option 1: Apply online. In order to submit your application online, you must first register to use our (SMS). Create your SMS Web Profile here. Approval may take up to 5 business days. Once your access to SMS is granted, you will be able to apply for, copy and manage your certificates on the SMS Broadcasting Services.

6. www.canada.ca › en › servicesBroadcasting and telecommunications regulation - Canada.ca

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   Telemarketing and unwanted calls. The Unsolicited Telecommunications Rules set out responsibilities for telemarketers. Find out about spectrum licences, broadcasting and distribution licences, telecommunications applications and standards, Canadian program certification and more.

7. People also ask

   How do I get a broadcasting licence in Canada?

   • You need a frequency from Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada as well as a licence from the CRTC to operate an over-the-air broadcasting station in Canada. Time and costs involved in preparing a licence application will vary. Applicants sometimes engage the services of a broadcasting specialist.

   How to apply for a broadcasting licence | CRTC

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   What does a Canadian broadcaster do?

   • Part of our job is to set regulations and monitor Canadian radio and television services to ensure they meet their programming obligations. Learn about the types of broadcasters that offer different television and radio services, switching from analog to digital TV, and how to change your TV service provider.

   TV and radio for Canadians - Canadian Radio-television and

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   Do indigenous radio stations need a broadcasting licence?

   • These are known as “Type A” Indigenous radio stations. The latest version of this exemption order is set out in Appendix 3 to Broadcasting Regulatory Policy CRTC 2018-137. Indigenous radio stations that meet the criteria listed in this exemption order do not need a broadcasting licence from the CRTC to operate in Canada.

   About Radio and TV Licences (Applying, Renewing and Obligations)

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   Do you need a licence for a TV station?

   • As with certain radio stations, some television services are exempt from the obligation to hold a licence due to their small size (for example, those serving fewer than 200,000 subscribers - see Appendix 4 of Broadcasting Regulatory Policy CRTC 2023-306) or for other considerations.

   About Radio and TV Licences (Applying, Renewing and Obligations)

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   How do I get a type B radio licence?

   • To apply for a Type B Indigenous radio licence, create a My CRTC Account , then fill out Form 103: Application to Obtain a Broadcasting Licence to operate a Type B Indigenous Radio Undertaking (from the Form pages, select “Radio”). Once completed, submit the form using your My CRTC Account.

   About Radio and TV Licences (Applying, Renewing and Obligations)

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   Why was radio and TV important in Canada?

   • In a northern land marked by long winters, vast distances and a fragmented population, the communication provided by Canadian radio and TV was, from the very beginning, crucial.

   Radio and Television Broadcasting - The Canadian Encyclopedia

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8. www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca › en › articleRadio and Television Broadcasting - The Canadian Encyclopedia

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   Mar 24, 2010 · Broadcasting, Radio and Television. In a northern land marked by long winters, vast distances and a fragmented population, the communication provided by Canadian radio and TV was, from the very beginning, crucial. Before the dawn of the Internet age, broadcasting was not only a principal source of entertainment, it also linked citizens to the ...