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Agenda, Hearing 15 October 2014, Gatineau, Quebec

Agenda (Revised on 14 October 2014)

HEARING

Gatineau, Quebec
15 October 2014 at 11 a.m.

Conference Center
Portage IV
140, Promenade du Portage
Gatineau, Quebec

Hearing Room: Outaouais
Temporary Examination Room: Papineau – 819‑953‑3168

Interventions received concerning the applications scheduled for this hearing are available on the public examination files.

Reference Documents: Broadcasting Notices of Consultation CRTC 2014‑426, 2014‑426‑1, 2014‑426‑2 and 2014‑426‑3.

Public Files

During the hearing, public files related to items scheduled at the hearing may be examined in the temporary examination room set up nearby the hearing room.

Transcripts of hearing

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Examination of transcripts

Transcripts of this hearing are available through our Internet site (http://www.crtc.gc.ca) and by contacting the public examination room of any CRTC office.

Listening to CDs

CDs of this hearing may be listened to, at the Commission Headquarters in Gatineau, Quebec during business hours, or at any CRTC office, by appointment.

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Appearing Item

Phase I – Presentation by the party

  1. Radio India (2003) Ltd. Surrey, British Columbia Reference 2014-0694-2

Radio India operates out of Surrey, British Columbia, and produces programming for broadcast on the radio as well as over the Internet but does not have a licence to carry on a radio programming undertaking in Canada. Radio India is owned and controlled by Baljit Kaur Bains.

Pursuant to section 12 of the Broadcasting Act, the Commission calls Radio India (2003) Ltd. to a public hearing in order to inquire into, hear and determine whether the entity is carrying on a broadcasting undertaking in whole or in part in Canada without a licence. Radio India will also be required to show cause why a mandatory order should not be issued requiring Radio India (2003) Ltd. to cease and desist operating a broadcasting undertaking at Surrey, British Columbia, or elsewhere in Canada, except in compliance with the Broadcasting Act.

Phase II – Presentations by interveners

  1. I.T. Productions Ltd. (int. #29)
  2. South Asian Broadcasting Corporation Inc. (int. #32)

Phase III – Reply by the party

  1. Radio India (2003) Ltd.

Non-appearing items

Even though there is no oral presentation for the following items it is, nevertheless, part of this hearing and such, they will be considered by the Panel and decisions will be rendered at a later date.

Please refer to Broadcasting Notices of Consultation CRTC 2014‑426, 2014‑426‑1, 2014‑426‑2 and 2014‑426‑3 for a detailed description of the following items which are available electronically in the Temporary Examination Room.

  1. Radio Punjab Ltd.
    Surrey, British Columbia (Reference 2014‑0695‑0)
  2. Sher-E-Punjab Radio Broadcasting Inc.
    Richmond, British Columbia (Reference 2014‑0696‑8)
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