(CRTC)

Fighting the CRTC [Ronald Kidd battles Canadian Radio and Television Commission over CHCH TV (Hamilton, Ont.) homophobic program on which Paul Cameron was being interviewed; etc.].
P60 (v8n7)(Nov. 21, 1990)[dated Oct. 10/90 on cover]: 11 (61cm.)

CRTC may ban hate ["announced May 14 that they are considering banning from the airwaves abusive comments about gays and lesbians....[P]roposal...is open for public discussion until June 28" but no date set for a final vote].
P65 (v9n4)(June 12, 1991): 18 (42cm.)

On air hate banned [CRTC "has banned the airing of hateful comments or pictures about gay men and lesbians from Canadian airwaves"; decision resulted from complaint two years ago by Ronald Kidd of Toronto regarding a CHCH-TV (Hamilton, Ontario) show; process in coming to decision outlined].
P69 (v9n8)[misnumbered on cover as v9n7](Dec. 18, 1991): 11 (52cm.)

Gay radio under attack [in Halifax and Ottawa; Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission warned Halifax station about airing sexually explicit material; Carleton University, Ottawa, station was complained about because of alleged profanity and promotion of hatred; etc.].
P88 (v12n3)(April 27, 1994): 24 (33cm.)

Defiance triumphs [complaint against the lesbian and gay radio program "Defiant Voices," aired on Carleton University radio station, dismissed by Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission; complaint by Robert Eady against show host, Kevin Gibbs, claiming promotion of hatred against Catholics].
P91 (v12n6)(Sept. 14, 1994): 22 (13cm.)

Called to account [Winnipeg radio station AM 1290 has been ordered to appear before the CRTC "to respond to complaints about homophobic comments made during Winnipeg's civic election last fall"; comments made by Gerald Fast and John Collison; also alleged abusive comments in March/April during debate over a school anti-homophobia program].
P129 (v17n4)(June 2, 1999): 14 (29cm.)

Queer airwaves [Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) rejects application for all-gay radio station in Toronto; Keith Maidment was "driving force" behind Rainbow Radio application; "hopes are high" that CRTC will approve one of two applications for gay TV channel; Irshad Manji is member of group that has applied for TV license; CHUM Ltd. as well as Pridevision are applicants; details, comments].
P139 (v18n6)(Sept. 13, 2000): 21 (29cm.)