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We fight for that

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by John Lawford, Public Interest Advocacy Centre (PIAC)

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Consumer protection news, advocacy and information in Canada from the Public Interest Advocacy Centre (PIAC).

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Recent Episodes

Episode thumbnail for From Plow to Pantry: Monopoly in the Canadian Food System

December 9, 2024

From Plow to Pantry: Monopoly in the Canadian Food System

Tahira Dawood interviews Keldon Bester about CAMP's report exposing the Canadian food system's hidden monopolies and the consequences for consumers and farmers.

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November 12, 2024

The Big Fix

New PIAC Executive Director and General Counsel, Geoff White, is pleased to take the reins of the podcast and interviews Denis Hearn and Vass Bednar about their urgent, clear and accessible book, "The Big Fix", which seeks to explain why Canada has a competition problem and how to fix it.

Episode thumbnail for CRTC Gone Astray - Part 2 with Monica Auer

July 29, 2024

CRTC Gone Astray - Part 2 with Monica Auer

<p>In this, the second instalment of PIAC's series on the 'CRTC Gone Astray', Monica notes that the CRTC has abandoned data collection, and its public disclosure and has not measured results in implementing the new Online Streaming Act (which amends the Broadcasting Act), which means it is impossible to know if the requirements of the Broadcasting Act, to in part ensure the amount and quality of Canadian content (CanCon), or indeed any other objectives.</p><p>Although the discussion is at times technical sounding, the principles being ignored are easy: first, making decisions based on evidence and measuring results. Second, procedural shortcuts also taken by the CRTC appear to us to undermine the rule of law and risk the spectre that "might makes right". Let's avoid that.</p><p>We close with more examples of disclosure of information in CRTC telecommunications that would benefit the public if it were not kept confidential: the Rogers outage in 2022 (and the related full Report to the CRTC); the BCE (Bell) - Northwestel sale to Sixty North Unity; and a CRTC hearing on historical inmate calling rates in Ontario.</p><p> </p> <p><p><a href="https://www.canadahelps.org/dn/14349"><strong>Make a donation</strong></a>&nbsp;to PIAC, right now, through Canada Helps: https://www.piac.ca/become-a-donor/</p></p>

34 total episodes available with 4 transcripts

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What is We fight for that?

Consumer protection news, advocacy and information in Canada from the Public Interest Advocacy Centre (PIAC).

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This podcast updates weekly.

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This podcast is available on 8 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.

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