Allocation of Paid Broadcasting Time
Under section 335 of the Canada Elections Act, every
broadcaster in Canada is required to make available for purchase by registered
political parties six and one-half hours (390 minutes) of air time
during a federal general election. The Act provides that the allocation of this
time among the parties is to be made by agreement among them, or failing
such agreement, by the decision of the Broadcasting Arbitrator.
Archives
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- 2011 Reallocation of Paid Broadcasting Time
- 2010 Allocation of Paid Broadcasting Time
- 2009 Allocation of Paid Broadcasting Time
- 2007 Allocation of Paid Broadcasting Time
- 2006 Allocation of Paid Broadcasting Time
- 2005 Allocation of Paid Broadcasting Time
- 2004 Reallocation of Paid Broadcasting Time
- 2004 Allocation of Paid Broadcasting Time
- 2002 Allocation of Paid Broadcasting Time
- 2001 Allocation of Paid Broadcasting Time
- 2000 Allocation of Paid Broadcasting Time
- 1999 Allocation of Paid Broadcasting Time
- 1998 Allocation of Paid Broadcasting Time
- 1997 Allocation of Paid Broadcasting Time
- 1996 Allocation of Paid Broadcasting Time
- 1995 Allocation of Paid Broadcasting Time
- 1993 Allocation of Paid Broadcasting Time
- 1992 Allocation of Paid Broadcasting Time