Fee-for-carriage | LPIF | More levies | Français       An amount of at least $60 per year per cable and satellite customer that Canadian conventional broadcasters are asking for. Find out more... Canadian conventional broadcasters such as CBC/SRC, CTV, Global, ‘A’, CHEK, V and TVA, have many privileges: They have guaranteed access to all Canadian homes via cable, satellite or antenna They can sell as much advertising as they want, and have a monopoly on local      advertising They are heavily subsidized This new fee would cost each cable and satellite subscriber at least $60 more per year and people who receive their signal via antenna won’t have to pay a thing. Find out more...                   The Local Programming Improvement Fund (LIPF) has already been set up and represents a 1.5% levy on cable and satellite television      service fees (appearing soon on our customer billing). And the CRTC has plans for more levies, too.   Cogeco.ca | Coalition website | Fee-for-carriage | LPIF | More levies | Français