text: **Review of Broadcasting Regulations**
  In November 2012, the Supreme Court ruled that the CRTC did 
  not have the authority to implement the value for signal regime 
  outlined in Broadcasting Decision 2010-167, consistent with our 
  recommendations. As a result, broadcasters will continue to charge 
  rates to broadcasting distribution undertakings under 
  the existing 
  regulatory framework. 
  
  (cid:129) consider  the effect on industry participants (i.e. programmers, 
  distributors and producers) 
  
  (cid:129) ensure that the majority of services received by Canadians remain 
  Canadian and that distributors continue to give priority to the 
  carriage of Canadian services. 
  
  The CRTC is expected to launch a regulatory proceeding to explore new 
  approaches at the same time it issues its report to the Government. A 
  public hearing is expected to be held in September 2014 and a decision 
  expected by early 2015. The Consultation will 
  the 
  regulatory treatment of over-the-top video services and the evolution of 
  competitive services within the regulated system. 
  
  MEDIA 
  
  **Licence Renewals**
  The CRTC considers group-based (conventional and discretionary 
  specialty) licence renewal applications for major media companies. The 
  Rogers group includes the City and OMNI conventional television 
  stations and specialty channels G4 Canada, Outdoor Life Network, The 
  Biography Channel (Canada) and FX (Canada). 