Updated resource clarifies expectations and supports consistent application of the Code in complaint resolution Ottawa (28 May 2026) – The Commission for Complaints for Telecom-television Services (CCTS) has published an …
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How to submit a complaint with us
If your telecom or TV problem is still unresolved after giving your service provider a chance to fix it, here’s how to submit a complaint with the CCTS.
1. Provide details about the problem you are experiencing with your wireless, internet, phone or TV services.
2. Use our complaint intake form to submit your complaint.
3. Be prepared to work with the CCTS and your service provider.
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Most Canadian telecom and TV service providers are required to participate in our complaint resolution process.
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Since 2007, we have helped consumers deal with over 200,000 complaints.
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This notice is to inform the public that the CCTS intends to terminate the participation of E-SatTel.ca Inc. (e-SatTel) and 1784150 Ontario Inc. (Tekdata Telecom) because there is reason to …
Wireless, internet, phone, and TV consumers complaints up 61%, according to latest industry ombuds report. Ottawa (April 29, 2026) – Consumer complaints about telecom and TV services have increased by 61%, …
This notice is further to our Public notice regarding intention to terminate participation dated March 2, 2026, in which we advised the public that CCTS intended to terminate the participation …
