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Dealing legally with cell towers
Published in
March 2016
- Page 33
The City of Châteauguay, located just south of Montreal, has dealt with the legal implications of blocking cell towers in its community first hand. The resulting court battle, currently awaiting a decision from the Supreme Court of Canada (SCC), is likely to become the seminal case outlining the ability of municipalities to influence and control development of federally-regulated communications infrastructure within their borders.
The SCC’s decision on this case could drastically reshape the regulatory landscape
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