Which document assigns the authority to make Canadian regulations governing radiocommunications?

In Canada, the highest level of legal authority concerning the use of the radio spectrum is established by the Radiocommunication Act. This document is a piece of federal legislation passed by Parliament that grants the Minister of Industry the power to govern, regulate, and manage all radiocommunications. Under the umbrella of this Act, specific rules are drafted, such as the Radiocommunication Regulations and various operating standards. However, it is the Act itself that assigns the fundamental legal authority to create these secondary rules. Distractors like the Broadcasting Act deal primarily with media content and programming rather than technical radio frequency management. Similarly, the ITU Radio Regulations are international treaties that Canada agrees to follow, but they do not domestically grant regulatory authority within Canadian law.