CRTC wants more input on ISP code of conduct, via Facebook

OTTAWA-GATINEAU — The CRTC is asking Canadians to share their views about the possible creation of a mandatory code of conduct for Internet service providers, by submitting comments on the Commission’s Facebook page between February 21 and March 4.The CRTC launched a public consultation regarding a possible Internet code in November 2018. Similar to the purposes of the Wireless Code created in 2013 and the Television Service Provider Code in 2017, the Internet Code would, among other things, establish consumer-friendly business practices, ensure contracts are easy-to-understand, and make it easier for Canadians to switch providers to take advantage of competitive...