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80. Bell Canada v. Canada (Attorney General) 2019

80. Bell Canada v. Canada (Attorney General) 2019

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Bell Canada v. Canada (Attorney General)


A decision to allow US Super Bowl ads to be shown in Canada went beyond the CRTC’s power, the Supreme Court has ruled.


Decision

Date: December 19, 2019

Neutral Citations: 2019 SCC 66

Breakdown of the decision:

  • Majority: Chief Justice Richard Wagner and Justices Michael Moldaver, Clément Gascon, Suzanne Côté, Russell Brown, Malcolm Rowe, and Sheilah Martin allowed the appeals
  • Dissenting: Justices Rosalie Silberman Abella and Andromache Karakatsanis said the CRTC’s decision to allow US Super Bowl ads was reasonable and would have dismissed the appeals

On appeal from the Federal Court of Appeal

Case information (37896) (37897)

Webcast of hearing

Lower court rulings:


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80. Bell Canada v. Canada (Attorney General) 2019

80. Bell Canada v. Canada (Attorney General) 2019