The CRTC or Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission is the administrative tribunal that regulates and supervises the telecommunications services in Canada on behalf of the public. The CRTC does indeed regulate Internet in Canada. Their roles include providing broadcasting licenses to providers in Canada as well as international ones who offer services to Canadians.  They also regulate by making sure the companies are in compliance with the regulations. The CRTC makes ownership decisions, approves tariffs and encourages competition to ensure a healthy market where Canadians have a choice between a variety of providers and services.  They collaborate with the public to provide information, but also to gather information from telecommunications users. They hold discussions, forums, and hearings to hear what the Canadians think of the services in order to make the right decisions.