Commissioner for Complaints for Telecommunications Services

Commissioner for Complaints for Telecommunications Services

The Commissioner for Complaints for Telecommunications Services, is a Canadian agency that addresses telecommunication services complaints. The CCTS is a non profit corporation incorporated under Canadian federal legislation. The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission of Industry Canada, Canada’s telecommunications regulators, (counterpart of the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC)) ordered all providers with annual Canadian telecom revenues greater than $10 million to participate in the Commissioner for Complaints for Telecommunications Services and to provide its funding.

Participating providers

At this time, Petro-Canada Mobility is not a member of the Commissioner for Complaints for Telecommunications Services.[1]

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450Tel Access Communications

All Communications Network of Canada (ACN Canada)

Atria Networks

Bay Communications

Bell Aliant

Bell Canada

Blink Communications

Bruce Telecom

Cablevision du nord du Québec

CallSelect

Canada Direct (CD Tel)

Canada Payphone Corporation

Canopco

Caztel

Chatr Wireless

Cityfone Telecommunications

Cogeco

Cogeco Data Services

Cogent Canada

Distributel

Dryden Mobility

Eastlink (Amtelecom, Halifax Cablevision Ltd., People’s Tel GP Inc., Persona)

ENMAX ExaTEL

Execulink

Fido

Global Crossing Telecommunications Canada

Globalive Communications

Globalstar

Group of GoldLine

Koodo

LooneyCall

LuckyCall

MCI Canada

Mobilicity

Mountain Cablevision

MTS Allstream

Net Reach

NorthernTel

Northwestel

OneConnect Services

Ontera

Opcom Hospitality Solutions

Phonetime

Premiere Conferencing (Canada)

Primus

Quinte Long Distance

Rogers

SaskTel

Sears Connect

Shaw

Simcoe County Long Distance

Sogetel

Solo

Speak Telecom

Startec

Tata Communications

TBayTel

Telebec

Telehop

Telizon

Telus

TeraGo Networks

Uniserve

Verizon Canada

VIANET

Vidéotron

Virgin Mobile Canada

Vonage

WestNet Wireless

Win-tel

WIND Mobile

Yak Communications


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