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Broadcasting Notice of Public Hearing CRTC 2007-7
See also: 2007-7-1, 2007-7-2 and 2007-7-3
Ottawa, 21 June 2007
The Commission will hold a public hearing commencing on 27 August 2007 at 9:30 a.m., at the Conference Centre, Portage IV, 140 Promenade du Portage, Gatineau, Quebec, to consider the following applications. The deadline for submission of interventions/comments is 26 July 2007.
Application No. 2007-0769-8
Application No. 2007-0758-1
Application No. 2007-0759-9
Gordon Culley, on behalf of a corporation to be incorporated
Application No. 2007-0212-7
Application No. 2007-0220-1
Application No. 2007-0221-8
Application No. 2007-0226-8
Application No. 2007-0331-5
Application No. 2007-0412-3
World Television Network / Le Réseau Télémonde inc. (WTM)
Application No. 2007-0440-5
Application No. 2007-0442-0
Insight Sports Ltd., on behalf of a corporation to be incorporated
Application No. 2007-0448-8
Application No. 2007-0545-2
Application No. 2007-0402-4
Application No. 2007-0403-2
Application No. 2007-0466-0
Application No. 2007-0864-6
Application No. 2007-0311-7
Application No. 2007-0535-3
Application No. 2007-0456-1
0759969 B.C. Ltd
Application No. 2007-0068-4
Application No. 2007-0439-7
Application No. 2007-0486-8
Application No. 2007-0542-8
Application by Astral Media Radio Inc. (Astral) on its own behalf or on behalf of a general partnership consisting of Astral and 4382072 Canada Inc. (4382072) to carry on business as Astral Media Radio G.P. (Astral GP), to acquire the assets of certain radio and television programming undertakings across Canada, from Standard Radio Inc. (Standard) as noted in Appendix 1 to the application.
The value of the transaction amounts to $1.043 billion for the broadcasting assets involved, including a total of $16.7 million for television assets and $1.026 billion for radio assets.
Items 2 to 24
The Commission intends to consider, subject to interventions, items 2 to 24 during the non-appearance phase of the public hearing.
Application by Astral Media Radio Inc. (Astral) on its own behalf or on behalf of a general partnership consisting of Astral and 4382072 Canada Inc. (4382072) to carry on business as Astral Media Radio G.P. (Astral GP), to acquire the assets of certain radio and television programming undertakings across Canada, from Standard Radio Inc. (Standard).
Astral proposes to acquire 52 radio and 2 television programming undertakings currently held by Standard as well as several rebroadcasting transmitters and transitions digital radio programming undertakings. If approved, new licenses will be issued upon the surrender of the existing licences, under the same terms and conditions to which they are currently subject.
Following the transaction, the Astral Group would own and control 81 radio programming undertakings (21 AM and 60 FM) in addition to 2 conventional over-the-air television stations, numerous rebroadcasting transmitters and a number of transitional digital radio programming undertakings.
The proposed tangible benefits package for the broadcasting undertakings involved in the current transaction amounts to $61,585,568 pertaining to its radio assets with an additional $1,666,850 for its television assets for a total of $63,252,418.
As it pertains to the radio benefits, Astral proposes that 50% of its total radio benefits be allocated to the Radio Starmaker Fund and 33% to FACTOR. The remaining amount would be divided between certain initiatives involving: Canadian Music Week, North by Northeast, the Songwriters Association of Canada, the Canadian Songwriters' Hall of Fame, the Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences, the Dixon Hall Music School and "The Beat" in association with ImagineNATIVE. Additionally, Astral proposes to fund a self directed radio artist development program, a self directed small market internship program as well as provide funding to the National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation, Radio Enfant and the Canadian Communications Foundation.
With respect to the television benefits, Astral proposes that approximately 70% will be allocated to local initiatives including new incremental priority documentary and local programming as well as local aboriginal training programs, and the remaining 30% to new grants for social initiatives targeting industry training programs.
Should the transaction be approved, Astral will become a dominant national force in radio. The Commission notes in particular its presence in the Montréal and Ottawa/Gatineau markets. Considering the size and scope of the proposed transaction, the Commission may discuss, among other things, the following:
The Commission may wish to discuss the manner in which the present transaction may affect the strategic programming direction and content of the stations to be acquired. This may include, but not limited to, discussions on local programming amounts and type as well as format and the airplay of emerging artists.
The proposed benefits package
The Commission may wish to discuss the proposed benefits package in terms of acceptability and proposals in respect of any benefits that may be found to be unacceptable. As it pertains specifically to radio, benefits proposed in this regard will be assessed against the acceptability criteria for Canadian content development initiatives as outlined in Commercial Radio Policy 2006, Broadcasting Public Notice CRTC 2006-158, 15 December 2006.
The Commission may wish to discuss the value of the transaction and the valuation of the assets (i.e. methodology and allocation between regulated radio and television, and unregulated undertakings).
Additional information may be placed on the public examination file by no later than 9 July 2007. The Commission encourages interested parties to monitor the public examination file and the Commission's web site for additional information that they may find useful when preparing their comments.
1411 du Fort Street, 3rd Floor
2 St. Clair Avenue West, 2nd Floor
2504 Merivale Road
177 Lombard Street, 3rd Floor
1110 Centre Street North, 3rd Floor
18520 Stony Plain Road, Suite 100
9901 Main Street, Suite 200
33 Carmi Avenue
203-8309 Main Street
825-10th Avenue
208 First Street East
901-909, 102nd Avenue
10532 & 10534 Alaska Road
350 City Centre
212-215 Cow Bay Road
Massett, British Columbia
15-3rd Avenue
914-8th Avenue
105 Highway 3 East
35016-97th Street
91-1st Street North West
420 Markets
343 Alliford Bay Road
4310 Field Street
3877 Squilax - Anglemont Road
5328 Squilax - Anglemont Road
16219 Highway 3A
Appendix 1: Stations implicated in the transaction
Location Call sign (rebroadcasting transmitter)
Montréal CJFM-FM
CHOM-DR-1
CJAD-DR-2
Toronto CJEZ-FM
CJEZ-DR-1
CKFM-DR-1
CFRB (CFRX)
CFRB-DR-2
Ottawa CKQB-FM (CKQB-FM-1 Pembroke)
CKQB-DR-1
Hamilton CKLH-FM
London CIQM-FM
St. Catharines CHRE-FM
Pembroke CHVR-FM
Winnipeg CKMM-FM
Selkirk CFQX-FM
Brandon CKX-FM
Calgary CJAY-FM (CJAY-FM-1 Banff; CJAY-FM-3 Invermere, B.C.)
CKMX (CFVP)
St. Albert CFMG-FM
Edmonton CFBR-FM
Vancouver CKZZ-FM
CKZZ-DR-1 (Application pending)
Richmond CISL
CISL-DR-1 (Application pending)
Kelowna CHSU-FM (CHSU-FM-1 Big White Ski Village)
CILK-FM (CILC-FM Celista; VF 2329, Big White Mountain)
Vernon CICF-FM (CICF-FM0-4 Armstrong / Enderby)
Summerland CHOR
Penticton CJMG-FM (CJMG-FM-2 Oliver)
Osoyoos CJOR (CJOR-FM Oliver)
Salmon Arm CKXR
CKXR-FM (CKXR-FM-1 Sorrento)
Golden CKGR (CKIR Invermere)
Revelstoke CKCR
Trail CJAT-FM (CFKC Creston; NCS-FM-1 Castlegar; NCS-FM-2 Grand Forks)
Nelson CKKC-FM (CKKC-FM-1 Crawford Bay; CKBS-FM Nakusp; CKZX-FM-1 Kaslo; CKZX-FM New Denver)
Dawson Creek CJDC (CJDC-FM-1 Tumbler Ridge)
Fort Nelson CKRX-FM
Fort St-John CKNL-FM
CHRX-FM (CHRX-FM-1 Dawson Creek)
Terrace CFTK
CJFW-FM (CJFW-FM-1 Kitimat; CJFW-FM-2 Prince Rupert; CJFW-FM-3 Sandspit; CJFW-FM-4 Masset; CJFW-FM-5 Burns Lake, CJFW-FM-6 Smithers, CJFW-FM-7 Houston, CJFW-FM-8 Hazelton)
Application by Standard Radio Inc. (Standard) for a licence to operate a commercial digital radio programming undertaking associated with its existing FM station, CKZZ-FM Vancouver.
The applicant indicates that the proposed undertaking would use two transmitters located in Vancouver, one on Mount Seymour and the other in the Vancouver Metrotown. The two sites and the radio apparatus are owned by Standard.
The applicant received its technical acceptability certificate from the Department of Industry Canada in 1999.
This application was filed to normalize Standard's operations for the purpose of the application by Astral Media Radio Inc. to acquire the assets of certain radio stations from Standard.
The new station would operate the two transmitters in a single frequency network, using 1465.024 MHz (DRB channel 8) with effective isotropic radiated power of 3,381 watts and 2,774 watts respectively.
Fax: 416-323-6800
20-11151 Horseshoe Way
Application by Standard Radio Inc. (Standard) for a licence to operate a commercial digital radio programming undertaking associated with its existing AM station, CISL Richmond.
Application by Gordon Culley, on behalf of a corporation to be incorporated for a licence to operate a national English-language Category 2 specialty television programming undertaking to be known as Real Estate TV.
The applicant states that the programming will target homeowners with a variety of informative and entertainment shows. Viewers preparing to sell will gain in valuable knowledge through renovation programs and the proper presentation of their home. Home buyers will get tips on financing, real estate brokers, lawyers, et al.
The applicant proposes to offer programming from the following categories: 2(b), 3, 5(b), 7(c), 7(d), 10, 12, 13 and 14, as set out in Schedule I of the Specialty Services Regulations, 1990.
The applicant requests that it be authorized to broadcast local advertising as it anticipates that approximately 30% and potentially up to 50% of advertising revenues of the proposed service will be derived from local advertising.
Fax: 416-981-7699
Application by Gordon Culley, on behalf of a corporation to be incorporated, for a licence to operate a national English-language Category 2 specialty television programming undertaking to be known as Car TV.
The applicant states that the service will be devoted to the world of cars and the aftermarket industry. Programming will consist of programs related to the review and maintenance of new, used and classic vehicles.
The applicant proposes to offer programming from the following categories: 2(b), 3, 5(b), 6(a), 6(b), 7(c), 7(d), 10, 12, 13, and 14 as set out in Schedule I of the Specialty Services Regulations, 1990.
The applicant requests that, of the 12 minutes of advertising material permitted during each clock hour, it be authorized to broadcast local and regional advertising.
Application by Gordon Culley, on behalf of a corporation to be incorporated for a licence to operate a national English-language Category 2 specialty television programming undertaking to be known as F.I.T. TV.
The applicant states that the programming will consist of a variety of programming of varying fitness levels and programs on nutrition and healthy lifestyle.
The applicant states that the programming will consist of 60% of instructional shows.
The applicant proposes to offer programming from the following categories: 2(b), 3, 5(b), 6(a), 6(b), 7(c), 7(d), 8(b), 8(c), 10, 12, 13 and 14, as set out in Schedule I of the Specialty Services Regulations, 1990.
Application by Gordon Culley, on behalf of a corporation to be incorporated, for a licence to operate a national English-language Category 2 specialty television programming undertaking to be known as Black TV.
The applicant states that the programming will target the African-Canadian and Caribbean communities.
The applicant proposes to offer programming from the following categories: 1, 2(a), 2(b), 3, 4, 5(b), 6(a), 6(b), 7(c), 7(d), 7(e), 7(f), 7(g), 8(b), 8(c), 10, 12, 13 and 14, as set out in Schedule I of the Specialty Services Regulations, 1990.
Application by Rogers Broadcasting Limited for a licence to operate a national English-language Category 2 specialty television programming undertaking to be known as
Sportsnet 2.
The applicant states that the programming will be devoted primarily to the coverage of soccer, cricket and rugby. Programming will include exclusive international soccer matches from professional leagues and tournaments. The proposed service will also provide coverage of national Canadian teams, including junior programs, sports news, in-depth analysis or instructional programs.
The applicant proposes to offer programming from the following categories: 1, 2(a), 2(b), 3, 5(b), 6(a), 6(b), 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14, as set out in Schedule I of the Specialty Services Regulations, 1990.
The applicant states that no more than 10% of all programming broadcast during the broadcast year shall be devoted to sports other than soccer, cricket and rugby, and that with the exception of soccer, cricket and rugby, no more than 5% of the broadcast year shall be devoted to live coverage of any one particular sport.
The applicant is also seeking authority to offer 10% of its programming content in high definition format.
Application by Soundview Entertainment Inc. for a licence to operate a national third-language ethnic Category 2 specialty television programming undertaking to be known as Sahara Filmy.
The applicant states that the programming will be devoted predominately to Hindi movies.
The applicant proposes to offer programming from the following categories: 4, 7(a), 7(b), 7(c), 7(d), 7(e), 7(f), 7(g), 8(a), 8(b), 9, 12, 13 and 14, as set out in Schedule I of the Specialty Services Regulations, 1990.
The applicant proposes that 100% of the programming broadcast during the broadcast week will be in the Hindi-language.
7214 Harwick Drive
L4T 3A4
66 Wellinton Street West
Application by World Television Network / Le Réseau Télémonde inc. (WTM) for a licence to operate a national English-language Category 2 specialty television programming undertaking to be known as World News and Doc TV (WND) Network.
The applicant states that the proposed service will be dedicated to providing news, documentaries and public affairs programming from around the world in the original language of production and will reflect Canadian and global cultural diversity.The proposed service would be widely accessible to Canadian viewers through the use of English subtitles.
The applicant proposes to offer programming from the following categories: 1, 2(a), 2(b), 3, 11, 12, 13 and 14, as set out in Schedule I of the Specialty Services Regulations, 1990.
Fax: 416-785-4303
At the applicant's address.
Application by World Television Network / Le Réseau Télémonde inc. (WTM), for a licence to operate a national English and French-language Category 2 specialty television programming undertaking to be known asWorld Television Network / Le Réseau Télémonde inc. (WTM).
The applicant states that the proposed service will be dedicated to providing news, public affairs, film and entertainment programming from Canada and around the world in the original language of production.
The proposed service would be distributed as three separate feeds of the same programming, one with subtitles in French for reception across the country, and two with English-language subtitles - one for carriage in Eastern Canada and a time shifted version for Western Canada.
The applicant further proposes that:
A maximum of 10% of the programming in the broadcast week be drawn from program category 6 (sports);
A maximum of 20% of the programming in the broadcast week be drawn from program category 7c (specials, mini-series or made-for-TV films);
A maximum of 15% of the programming in the broadcast week be drawn from the North American market for program category 7d (theatrical feature films aired on TV), and a maximum of 20% be drawn from category 7d from overseas markets totalling up to a maximum of 35%;
A maximum of 15% of the programming in the broadcast week may be drawn from category 8 (music);
A maximum of 20% of the non-Canadian programming aired in each quarter of the broadcast year may be produced in any one language;
Programming produced in Great Britain or the U.S. may, in each case, account for a maximum of 5% of the non-Canadian programming aired in each quarter of the broadcast year; and
A maximum of 10% of the non-Canadian programming aired in each three month period, commencing 1 September, 1 December, 1 March and 1 June of the broadcast year, may originate in any single country other than Great Britain and the United States.
Application by Insight Sports Ltd., on behalf of a corporation to be incorporated, for a licence to operate a national English-language Category 2 specialty television programming undertaking to be known as Racquet Sports Television.
The applicant states that the programming will be devoted to programs related to instruction, from beginner to advanced play, amateur and professional racquet based games and the interests of racquet based sports enthusiasts.
The applicant proposes to offer programming from the following categories: 1, 2(a), 2(b), 5(b), 6(a), 6(b), 7(c), 7(d), 11, 12, 13 and 14, as set out in Schedule I of the Specialty Services Regulations, 1990.
Fax: 416-593-6991
E-Mail: spurdue@insightsports.com
Application by All TV Inc. for a licence to operate a national general interest ethnic Category 2 specialty television programming undertaking to be known as All TV-Arirang.
The applicant states that the programming will consist of a general interest programming to the English speaking Korean Community in Canada.
The applicant proposes to offer programming from the following categories: 1, 2(a), 2(b), 3, 5(a), 5(b), 6(b), 7(a), 7(b), 7(c), 7(d), 7(e), 7(f), 7(g), 8(a), 8(b), 8(c), 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14, as set out in Schedule I of the Specialty Services Regulations, 1990.
The applicant proposes to broadcast not less than 20% of its programming in Korean language and 80% in English during the broadcast week.
Fax: 416-588-6550
E-Mail: torolee@alltv.ca
14. Saint-Siméon, Quebec
Application by CF Cable TV Inc. (CF Cable) for a broadcasting licence to operate a Class 3 cable broadcasting distribution undertaking (BDU) to serve Saint-Siméon.
In Revocation of the licences of exempted small cable distribution undertakings, Broadcasting Decision CRTC 2002-45, 19 February 2002, the Commission revoked the broadcasting licence of the BDU serving Saint-Siméon, held by the then licensee Télé-Câble Charlevoix (1977) inc., pursuant to Exemption order respecting cable systems having fewer than 2,000 subscribers, Broadcasting Public Notice CRTC 2001-121, 7 December 2001.
Given that the BDU serving Saint-Siméon is no longer operating its head end and is now interconnected with Videotron Ltd.'s BDU serving Québec, Quebec, the BDU serving Saint-Siméon no longer complies with the terms of the exemption order appended to Public Notice 2001-121, as subsequently amended by Amendments to the exemption order for small cable undertakings, Broadcasting Public Notice CRTC 2002-74, 19 November 2002, and must therefore obtain a broadcasting licence to continue its operations.
CF Cable requests to be relieved, by condition of licence, of the requirement of section 25 of the Broadcasting Distribution Regulations that it not distribute the signals of CFTU-TV (Canal Savoir) Montréal and the Quebec National Assembly on restricted channels, so long as the quality of these signals does not deteriorate.
CF Cable is also requesting other specific conditions of licence. Further details of these conditions are available in the application.
502 Saint-Laurent Street
15. La Malbaie, Quebec
Application by CF Cable TV Inc. (CF Cable) for a broadcasting licence to operate a Class 2 cable broadcasting distribution undertaking (BDU) to serve La Malbaie.
In Revocation of licence - Exempted cable broadcasting distribution undertakings that serve between 2,000 and 6,000 subscribers, Broadcasting Decision CRTC 2004-344, 13 August 2004, the Commission revoked, pursuant to Exemption order respecting cable broadcasting distribution undertakings that serve between 2,000 and 6,000 subscribers; and Amendment to the Broadcasting Distribution Regulations, Broadcasting Public Notice CRTC 2004-39, 14 June 2004, the broadcasting licence of the BDU serving La Malbaie, held by the then licensee Vidéotron (Régional) Ltée.
Given that the BDU serving La Malbaie is no longer operating its head end, and is now interconnected with Videotron Ltd's BDU serving Québec, Quebec, the BDU serving La Malbaie no longer complies with the terms of the exemption order appended to Public Notice 2004-39, and must therefore obtain a broadcasting licence to continue its operations.
La Télévision locale Vents et Marées
764 St-Raphaël Street
16. St-Jérome, Quebec
Application by Amie du Quartier for a licence to operate a French-language FM Type B community-based campus radio programming undertaking in St-Jérome.
The new station would operate on frequency 101.9 MHz (channel 270LP) with an effective radiated power of 3,168 watts (non-directional antenna/antenna height of 80 metres).
The applicant proposes to broadcast 20 hours per week of spoken word programming produced by grade 6 students at École Notre-Dame.
655 Fillion Street
Fax: 450-432-8694
E-Mail: bourcierm@edu.csrdn.qc.ca
581 Ouimet Street
17. Montréal, Quebec
Application by RNC MEDIA Inc. (previously known as Radio Nord Communications inc.) to acquire from its wholly owned subsidiary Radio Couleur Jazz inc., the assets of the French language radio programming undertaking CKLX-FM Montréal, Quebec, as part of an intra-corporate reorganization involving the wind-up of Radio Couleur Jazz inc.
The applicant is also requesting a licence to continue the operation of the undertaking under the same terms and conditions as those in effect under the current licence.
1 Place Ville-Marie, Room 1523
18. Caledon, Ontario
Application by Rick Sargent for a licence to operate an English-language FM tourist radio programming undertaking in Caledon, Ontario.
The new station would operate on frequency 101.5 MHz (channel 268LP) with an effective radiated power of 32 watts (non-directional antenna/antenna height of 15.8 metres).
The applicant proposes to broadcast weather, road conditions, emergency and other information of local interest.
7695 Old Church Road
L7E 0P5
Fax: 905-880-8167
E-Mail: rsargent@stn.net
19. Bolton, Ontario
Application by Rick Sargent for a licence to operate an English-language low power FM commercialradio programming undertaking in Bolton.
The new station would operate on frequency 105.5MHz (channel 288LP) with an effective radiated power of 50 watts (non-directional antenna/antenna height of 20 metres).
The applicant is proposing an Eclectic Adult Contemporary music format.
20. Prince Albert, Saskatchewan
Application by Messiah Lutheran Church for a licence to operate an English-language FM religious (church) radio programming undertaking in Prince Albert.
The new non-commercial radio station would operate on frequency 92.5 MHz (channel 223) with an effective radiated power of 46 watts (non-directional antenna/antenna height of 10.23 metres).
The applicant will provide 5 hours per week of programming consisting of live broadcasts of masses, weddings, funerals, baptisms and other similar religious celebrations. The station will not solicit or broadcast advertising.
1796-15th Avenue East
Fax: 306-763-6284
E-Mail: messiah@sasktel.net
21. Salt Spring Island, British Columbia
Application by 0759969 B.C. Ltd. for a licence to operate an English-language low power specialty FMcommercialradio programming undertaking in Salt Spring Island.
The new station would operate on frequency 102.1 MHz (channel A1) with an average effective radiated power of 8.9 watts (maximum effective radiated power of 8.9 watts/antenna height of 595 metres).
The applicant proposes that 85% of its music be derived from category 3 (Special Interest Music) with the majority to be drawn from subcategory 32 (Folk and folk-Oriented).
1-105 Rainbow Road
Fax: 250-537-5099
E-Mail: mike@cmwlaw.ca
22. Salt Spring Island, British Columbia
Application by Salt Spring Island Radio Corp. for a licence to operate an English-language specialty FM commercial radio programming undertaking in Salt Spring Island.
The new station would operate on frequency 107.9 MHz (channel 300A) with an average effective radiated power of 340 watts (maximum effective radiated power of 1,000 watts/antenna height of 216.2 metres).
At least 33% of the total weekly music broadcast will be drawn from category 3 (special interest music), of which 24% will be drawn from subcategory 31 (concert music).
482 Starks Road
E-Mail: brooks5@telus.net
Application by CHUM Limited to acquire the assets of the radio programming undertaking CFBT-FM Vancouver from The Beat Broadcasting Corporation.
The value of the transaction, based on the terms of the Asset Purchase Agreement, is 45 million dollars. Tangible benefits of 2.7 million dollars were proposed by the applicant.
770 Pacific Boulevard
Suite A 301
380-2nd Avenue West
24. Campbell River, British Columbia
Application by Campbell River TV Association for a licence to operate a regional video-on-demand programming undertaking.
The applicant proposes to offer programming that will consist primarily of feature films but may also include other types of programming such as long form documentary, informal education/recreation & leisure, sports, drama and comedy, and general entertainment and human interest.
The applicant is requesting that it be authorized, as a condition of licence, to allocate the entire 5% of the annual gross revenues generated by its VOD programming undertaking to community channel of its broadcasting distribution undertaking, rather than to an independent Canadian production fund, as stipulated in Introductory statement to Decisions CRTC 2000-733 to 2000-738: Licensing of new video-on-demand and pay-per-view services, Public Notice CRTC 2000-172, 14 December 2000. The applicant argues that the gross revenues from its proposed VOD will be small and of greater use to its community channel than to a national production fund since the community channel is the only source of local programming in Campbell River.
Also, in order to offer programs originating from CRTV's community channel as part of its proposed VOD undertaking, the applicant proposes to add a condition of licence that would allow it, as an exception to the Pay Television Regulations, 1990, to distribute 2 to 5% of the total programming made available on its VOD undertaking be produced by itself or a related person to CRTV.
Fax: 250-923-8899
E-Mail: jim.forsyth@crtv.net
Date Modified: 2007-06-21