Category: Wireless
Three-digit 9-8-8 number for mental health crisis and suicide prevention services: TNC CRTC 2021-191
03 June 2021 CRTC launched and opened its investigation to get the public to comment about a three-digit abbreviated dialling code for mental health crisis and suicide prevention services The proceeding links: EN – TNC CRTC 2021-191 FR – TNC…
CRTC 2020-178: Wireless Accessibility for People who are Deaf, Deaf-Blind and Hard of Hearing // Accessibilité sans fil pour les personnes sourdes, sourdes-aveugles et malentendantes
BTNC CRTC 2020-81: Service Provider Paper Bills
03 March 2020 The Commission opened an investigation to decide on whether paper bills should be required or not by all communication service providers, including wireless service providers. This proceeding was Broadcasting and Telecommunications Notice of Consultation 2020-81. TNC 2020-81:…
DWCC collaborates with CAD-ASC in CRTC TNC 2018-422 – to establish a mandatory Internet Code

Anglais seulement/English only DWCC collaborated to participate in a proceeding on the Internet Code with:Canadian Association of the Deaf – Association des Sourds du Canada (CAD-ASC)Canadian National Society of the Deaf-Blind (CNSDB)Deafness Advocacy Association Nova Scotia (DAANS Call for comments…
DWCC adds Accessibility to the 2019 Policy Direction to CRTC
April 8, 2019 The federal government Ministry of Industry released a draft of the new 2019 Policy Direction to the CRTC. It was a senior policy analyst from the Ministry who reached out to two members of DWCC to let…
DWCC et al submits to CRTC TNC 2018-98

Anglais seulement Topic: Lower-cost data-only plans for mobile wireless services DWCC et al: Deaf Wireless Canada Consultative Committee (DWCC-CSSSC) Canadian Association of the Deaf-Association des Sourds du Canada (CAD-ASC) Canadian National Society of the Deaf-Blind (CNSDB) Deafness Advocacy Association Nova…
Wireless Data Plans Costs Survey // Sondage sur les coûts des forfaits de données sans fil 2018
DWCC-CSSSC submits Accessibility Report response as follow-up to TRP 2016-496
Here is our 71-page Accessibility Report submitted to CRTC as a follow-up to TRP 2016-496. Yes, we are brutally honest offering our perspectives and experiences. We believe CRTC will appreciate our thoroughness in this report. The attachment is only available…