In the event the Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry determines that an amateur radio station causes harmful interference, what are the Minister's powers?

The Minister of Innovation, Science and Economic Development (ISED) retains ultimate authority over the radio spectrum in Canada. If an amateur radio station is found to be causing harmful interference, the Minister has the statutory power to order that station to modify its operations or cease transmitting entirely until the issue is resolved. This broad power ensures that critical communications are protected and that spectrum rules are strictly enforced. The distractors are incorrect because the CRTC deals with broadcasting and telecommunications content rather than amateur radio interference, the Minister does not act as a mediator to compromise on strict interference rules, and certificates cannot be revoked without written notice and due process.