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Ian Scott to the annual conference of SIP Network Operators

| Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission | speeches

Our mandate is broad. Much more so than those of many of our regulatory colleagues around the world. And we perform a wide range of activities in support of it. Of particular interest to this conference, we promote compliance with Canada’s Unsolicited Telecommunications Rules, including the National Do Not Call List.


Ian Scott to the “International Regulatory Responses” panel at the International Institute of Communications’ (IIC) Telecommunications and Media Forum

| Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission | speeches

The CRTC is well-known as an administrative tribunal that oversees Canada’s communication system in the public interest. We have been active participants at the IIC since its creation nearly 50 years ago, often sharing our perspective on broadcasting and telecommunications matters at conferences such as this one.


Remarks by Director David Vigneault at the Economic Club of Canada

| Canadian Security Intelligence Service | speeches

Good afternoon, everyone. I very much appreciate the chance to speak with you today and I’m happy to see such a high turnout – even though I suspect most of you are here just to see what a spy looks like.


Remarks by Michael Wernick, Clerk of the Privy Council, at a special event to mark International Day of Persons with Disabilities

| Privy Council Office | speeches

2018 was a truly historic year with some real milestones, one of which was, of course, Bill C81, the Accessible Canada Act. It is one of those moments when a law passes through both Houses, gets Royal Assent, and bends the curve of this country’s history. Other such milestones that come to mind are the Official Languages Act, and the Charter of Rights. Canada will never be the same after that legislation is passed. It is a huge accomplishment and I know that many people in this room have helped shape it.


Speech of Minister Philpott during CFS legislation announcement

| Indigenous Services Canada | speeches

Every day in this country, on our watch, someone walks into a home or perhaps a hospital room where a First Nation or Inuit or Métis mother has given birth, and that baby toddler or child is taken away from their family.


UNESCO: Let’s Talk Science

| Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada | speeches

Distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen: Good evening, everyone. I want to acknowledge that the land on which we gather is the unceded territory of the Algonquin People.


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2025-12-23