Serious answer: there isn't a point anymore. I understand the relevance in a past model of spectrum allocation for channels, where there was both a will and a p

Serious answer: there isn't a point anymore. I understand the relevance in a past model of spectrum allocation for channels, where there was both a will and a possiblity of controlling who got a broadcast slot. That ship has sailed - spectrum still needs to be regulated, but it's no longer relevant to "allowing" content. Crtc should be no more able to ban Fox than, say porn.