Satellite Radio In Canada
Aug 22nd, 2005, 06:05 PM
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The short answer to your question appears to be, "Yes."
I'd never heard of Sirius Satellite Radio. An Internet search brought up the following link:
http://www.betanews.com/article/Sate...ada/1119019995
The site states:
<b>Satellite Radio to Expand into Canada</b>
By Ed Oswald, BetaNews
June 17, 2005, 10:53 AM
XM and Sirius both received approval this week to market their satellite radio services directly to Canadians, thanks to a ruling handed down by the Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission - Canada's equivalent of the FCC.
Both companies agreed to follow certain stipulations in order to provide service in the country.
<b>Americans with either XM or Sirius have been able to receive satellite radio over much of Canada since the services launched four years ago. However, neither company could market satellite radio directly within Canada</b>. [emphasis mine]
As part of the deal, both services must produce 1 out of every 10 channels in Canada, with a quarter of the content on those channels in French.
Neither XM nor Sirius has provided a launch date for any possible satellite radio services.
I'd never heard of Sirius Satellite Radio. An Internet search brought up the following link:
http://www.betanews.com/article/Sate...ada/1119019995
The site states:
<b>Satellite Radio to Expand into Canada</b>
By Ed Oswald, BetaNews
June 17, 2005, 10:53 AM
XM and Sirius both received approval this week to market their satellite radio services directly to Canadians, thanks to a ruling handed down by the Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission - Canada's equivalent of the FCC.
Both companies agreed to follow certain stipulations in order to provide service in the country.
<b>Americans with either XM or Sirius have been able to receive satellite radio over much of Canada since the services launched four years ago. However, neither company could market satellite radio directly within Canada</b>. [emphasis mine]
As part of the deal, both services must produce 1 out of every 10 channels in Canada, with a quarter of the content on those channels in French.
Neither XM nor Sirius has provided a launch date for any possible satellite radio services.
Aug 23rd, 2005, 01:15 PM
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Bugs, probably yes.
The signals fall down from the sky and, other than in shadowy parts of mountanis and close to cliffs, should reach your radio, assuming yoiu are bringing it with you from the US.
Sirius plans to start Canadian operations, but that just means adding some Canadian signals, and perhaps reaiming some of the satelitte transmitters. You'll be close to the US border, and should be getting decent reception.
There is radio in Canada, too, of the old fashioned kind, but I think satelitte in the mountains will be much better, other than the lack of news about community picnics you might attend.
And local weather.
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The signals fall down from the sky and, other than in shadowy parts of mountanis and close to cliffs, should reach your radio, assuming yoiu are bringing it with you from the US.
Sirius plans to start Canadian operations, but that just means adding some Canadian signals, and perhaps reaiming some of the satelitte transmitters. You'll be close to the US border, and should be getting decent reception.
There is radio in Canada, too, of the old fashioned kind, but I think satelitte in the mountains will be much better, other than the lack of news about community picnics you might attend.
And local weather.
BAK
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