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PUBLIC HEARING

Agenda

2 DECEMBER 2002

The Commission called Vidéotron ltée to this public hearing to inquire into, hear and determine whether a mandatory order should be issued pursuant to section 12 of the Broadcasting Act. Vidéotron is expected to show cause at this hearing why a mandatory order requiring it to comply with section 9 of the Broadcasting Distribution Regulations, as well as Broadcasting Decision CRTC 2002-255 "Complaint by Netstar Communications Inc. and its subsidiary Le Réseau des sports (RDS) inc. alleging that Vidéotron ltée contravened section 9 of the Broadcasting Distribution Regulations", should not be issued.

A COMPLETE LIST OF ALL INTERVENTIONS RECEIVED CONCERNING THE APPLICATIONS SCHEDULED FOR THIS PUBLIC HEARING IS AVAILABLE ON THE PUBLIC EXAMINATION FILE

ORDER OF APPEARANCE

For Quebecor Media Pierre Karl Péladeau Luc Lavoie Édouard G. Trépanier Yvan Gingras J. Serge Sasseville Claude Sauvé Daniel Urbas

Other interested parties 1. CTV Specialty Television Inc., Rick Brace, Gerry Frappier,     Alain Gourd, Elizabeth Duffy-MacLean, Kathy Robinson and     André Serero (comment 041) 2. Communications Rivage, Pierre Durivage (comment 005) 3. Association québécoise des sports en fauteuil roulant, José Malo          (comment 007) 4. Sports Québec, Raymond Côté et Gaétan Robitaille (comment 022) 5. Michel Lacroix (comment 033)

Date Modified: 2002-11-29