text: In July 2011, the CRTC renewed the group’s licence for three years, 
  expiring on August 31, 2014. The terms of the renewal recognize the 
  group’s differences 
  large English-language 
  Canadian broadcast groups (Bell Media, Corus Entertainment and 
  Shaw Media). 
  
  from the three other 
  
  In November 2011, the CRTC released Telecom Regulatory Policy 2011- 
  703, rejecting additional wholesale charges based on specific end-user 
  traffic volumes. 
  in place a monthly usage-based 
  wholesale fee based on the capacity of the facility connecting the 
  facilities-based wholesaler and the reselling ISP. The new rate structure, 
  which came into effect in February 2012, includes a usage charge, a 
  fixed monthly access fee per end user of the reselling ISP and one-time 
  installation and maintenance fees. In February 2013, the CRTC released 
  its decisions on seven applications to review and vary the November 
  2011 CRTC decisions about regulated wholesale Internet service prices. 
  The decisions increased our wholesale rates, but the increase was not as 
  high as we had asked for. 
  
  Instead,  it put 
  
  **Regulatory Approval of Recent Acquisitions**
  On April 30, 2013, we acquired control of theScore after receiving final 
  regulatory approval 
  theScore, which we have 
  rebranded to Sportsnet 360, was Canada’s third largest specialty sports 
  channel. As part of the transaction, we received a 10% interest in Score 
  Media’s digital media assets, which were spun out into a separate entity 
  called Score Digital. 
  
  from the CRTC. 