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Bell, NFL file appeal of Super Bowl simsub rules

Brief | January 3, 2017

BCE Inc. and the National Football League (NFL) have filed appeals in federal court arguing that the CRTC lacks the authority to ban the use of simultaneous substitution for the Super Bowl.

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