Part INoticeVolume 159, Number 36Published: September 6, 2025
Correction to Television Retransmission Tariff
Canada Gazette, Part I, Volume 159, Number 36: SUPPLEMENT
The Copyright Board published an erratum on 2025-09-06 correcting Table 1 of the Television Retransmission Tariff (2014-2018) to replace the monthly royalty rates per premises for 2014–2018. The HTML version has already been updated; the correction fixes the official figures used for calculating past retransmission royalties and distributions.
- Published
- September 6, 2025
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- Section
- COPYRIGHT BOARD
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- Part I
Summary
Summary#
The Copyright Board published an erratum on September 6, 2025 correcting a table in the supplement for the Television Retransmission Tariff (2014-2018). The correction replaces the monthly royalty rates per premises for the years 2014 to 2018 that were published on June 21, 2025.
What it does#
- Replaces the incorrect figures in Table 1 (monthly rate for each premises receiving one or more distant signals) with the corrected values for 2014–2018.
- Provides the corrected monthly rates by number of premises:
- Up to 1 500 premises: $0.49 (2014), $0.57 (2015), $0.65 (2016), $0.73 (2017), $0.81 (2018)
- 1 501–2 000 premises: $0.54, $0.62, $0.70, $0.78, $0.86
- 2 001–2 500 premises: $0.60, $0.68, $0.76, $0.84, $0.92
- 2 501–3 000 premises: $0.66, $0.74, $0.82, $0.90, $0.98
- 3 001–3 500 premises: $0.71, $0.79, $0.87, $0.95, $1.03
- 3 501–4 000 premises: $0.77, $0.85, $0.93, $1.01, $1.09
- 4 001–4 500 premises: $0.83, $0.91, $0.99, $1.07, $1.15
- 4 501–5 000 premises: $0.89, $0.97, $1.05, $1.13, $1.21
- 5 001–5 500 premises: $0.94, $1.02, $1.10, $1.18, $1.26
- 5 501–6 000 premises: $1.00, $1.08, $1.16, $1.24, $1.32
- 6 001 and over premises: $1.06, $1.14, $1.22, $1.30, $1.38
- Notes that the online (HTML) version has already been updated to reflect the correction.
Who's affected#
- Organizations that paid or collected royalties for retransmitting distant television signals during 2014–2018 — for example cable, satellite, or other retransmission distributors.
- Rightsholders and collecting societies that receive those royalties.
- The erratum itself does not list specific companies or individuals.
Why it matters#
- These numbers determine the monthly royalty charge per premises for the period 2014–2018. Correcting them fixes the official record used for calculating past royalties and distributions.
- If anyone relied on the earlier, incorrect table (for accounting, audits, or settlements), they may need to check whether amounts should be adjusted.
Key topics
Television Retransmission Tariff (2014-2018)Statement of Royalties to be Collected for the Retransmission of Distant Television Signals in Canada, 2014-2018Copyright Boarddistant television signalsretransmission royaltiesretransmission distributorscollecting societiesbroadcasting royaltiesroyalty ratestariff correctionerratumcablesatellite
Source: Canada Gazette