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Your Impact in Action: OpenMedia’s Submission on Bill C-11 Policy Direction

Over 5,000 community members speak up on Bill C-11.
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Your voice, DELIVERED: OpenMedia’s submission to the government’s CRTC policy direction consultation is in! 

Nearly 16,000 members of the OpenMedia community have spoken out to shape the future of the CRTC. Thank you for adding your voices!
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OpenMedia welcomes government’s new policy direction to guide CRTC

Directive marks a significant step forward in putting people before Big Telecom
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Thank you for speaking out and telling the CRTC: Put people before Big Telecom!

We submitted over 14,000 voices to the government in support of a new policy direction for the CRTC that puts people first. Thank you for speaking out — this could be the beginning of a new era for Canada’s telecom market!
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A game changer for the CRTC

The government has issued a new policy direction for the CRTC that puts customers at the forefront. But it is up to us to ensure the new direction stands a chance to change the playing field.
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A sea of change for Canada’s telecom market?

The announcements of a new policy direction for the CRTC and the CRTC’s upcoming mobile services review could bring much needed change to Canada’s telecom arena. Here’s the lowdown.

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