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Policy Submission Topic Telecommunications & Radiation
AllAccessibilityAgricultureCanadian Environmental Protection Act (CEPA)Chemical AssessmentFoodForestryFragrancesHerbicidesInsecticidesIntegrated Pest ManagementNuclear WastePesticidesPetrochemicalsPlasticPolyaromatic HydrocarbonsRisk AssessmentTelecommunications & RadiationToxic MetalsTransparencyWaste
Accessibility in Canadian Parks
Proposed accessibility standards should go beyond mobility, to address harms from environmental exposures including pesticides, fragrance chemicals and "wireless" radiation
Amending the Canadian Environmental Protection Act for 2022 and Beyond
The Right to a Healthy Environment will only be realised if CEPA is amended to enable the best choices to be made regarding substances and technologies. Permitting everything that slips under a poorly assessed or enforced regulatory bar enables pollution and climate chaos.
Radiofrequency Electromagnetic Radiation investigation belongs in CEPA
Federal civil servants stated that other legislation meant that environmental data collection and research on environmental protection against radiofrequency radiation is unnecessary. Our investigation confirms that there is NO environmental science or protections against this novel, rapidly escalating, harmful environmental agent.
Re: Consultation on a Policy and Licensing Framework for Spectrum in the 26, 28 and 38 GHz Bands (i.e., 5G spectrum)
PCN's submission re. 5G licensing is supplementary to the Joint Statement calling for a moratorium on auctioning further spectrum.
Joint Statement to Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED) urgently calling for a moratorium on the release of the extremely high frequency millimetre wave spectrum (mmWaves) including the 26/28 and 38 GHz bands
Consultation on releasing Millimetre Wave Spectrum to support 5G
In 2017, PCN called for a moratorium on release of spectrum for 5G until the effects on health are researched and peer reviewed, and subject to public consultation. Also called for consultation on pest practices to minimize exposures to "wireless" radiation.
Amending the Canadian Environmental Protection Act (Bill S-5) for 2022 and Beyond
Protect Birds, Bees and Trees: Include Anthropogenic Radiofrequency Electromagnetic Radiation in Canadian Environmental Protection Act (CEPA) Amendments
