I. Proposed Tariff to be Considered

[1] The Board is ready to commence proceeding PT25-11 – Radio Retransmission (2024-2028), to consider the following proposed tariff (the “Proposed Tariff”) in a written hearing:

• Radio Retransmission Tariff for the years 2024 to 2028

II. Objectors

[2] Objections to the Proposed Tariff have been filed by the following parties:

• Bell Canada

• Canadian Cable Systems Alliance

• Cogeco Communications

• Québecor Média Inc.

• Rogers Communications

• TELUS

[3] Should an objector decide not to participate in this proceeding, they must inform the Board and parties by October 4, 2025. For more information, see Practice Notice on Changing the Status of a Party (PN 2023-010).

III. Language of Proceeding

[4] Parties may address the Board and each other in the official language of their choice. Parties must confirm the official language in which they wish to participate in this proceeding by October 4, 2025.

IV. Confidential Information

[5] If a party anticipates that they will need to disclose confidential information in the course of this proceeding, they are invited to request a confidentiality order as soon as possible (see Rule 46 of the Copyright Board Rules of Practice and Procedure (the “Rules”)), in accordance with the Practice Notice on Confidentiality Order (PN 2024-013).

V. Proceeding Detail Page

[6] Information about this proceeding can be found on the Board’s website.

VI. Interveners and Letters of Comment

[7] A person with an interest in this proceeding may file a request for intervener status as per Rule 52 of the Rules; any person may file a letter of comment in the official language of their choice as per Rule 53.

[8] Please contact the Registry as soon as possible for further information on how to file a request to intervene or a letter of comment.

VII. Joint Statement of Issues

[9] As per Rule 24, the parties must file a Joint Statement of Issues. For more information, see the Practice Notice on Filing of Statement of Issues to be Considered (PN 2023-012).

[10] Parties must file their Joint Statement of Issues by no later than December 18, 2025.