Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada's default public consultation process for antenna systems requires proponents to address:

Under ISED's default public consultation process, an amateur radio operator (the proponent) proposing an antenna system is required to engage with community feedback. However, they are only legally obligated to address concerns that are both reasonable and relevant, and submitted in writing within a strict 30-day public comment period. This rule protects proponents from having to endlessly debate unreasonable complaints, verbal hearsay, or comments submitted long after the deadline. Media reports or general opposition without specific relevant details do not require formal mitigation under the rules. It is crucial for operators to understand this timeframe and criteria so they can properly document their compliance with ISED regulations without getting bogged down by invalid objections.