Bill passes second reading as Senate rises for the summer By Denis Carmel OTTAWA – The path to adoption of the legislation to modernize the Broadcasting Act is very narrow, featuring roadblocks and tight turns, but the Minister of Canadian Heritage, according to the Globe and Mail still seems to be confident it will pass, despite the fact the Senate’s Transportation and Communications Committee has no meetings scheduled. “We would appeal to senators to work diligently. This is a very important piece of legislation,” Mr. Guilbeault told the newspaper. “The more time passes, the more we’re delaying the entry into...