Which government document states the offences and penalties relating to radiocommunications?

The Radiocommunication Act is the primary piece of federal legislation governing all radio transmissions in Canada. It provides the legal authority for managing the spectrum and explicitly outlines the statutory offences and penalties for violating radio laws. While the Radiocommunication Regulations contain the day-to-day administrative and technical rules, the overarching legal penalties (such as specific fines and prison terms) are fundamentally established by the Act itself. The Broadcasting Act handles content programming, not amateur radio operations.