These problems included the feeling that religious radio stations had "...emerged as a new weapon with which one religious group could bludgeon another...", and that U.S. stations unfairly dominated the airwaves despite an agreement to reserve some frequencies exclusively for Canadian stations.
This included worries about religious radio stations having "...emerged as a new tactic by which one religious community could undermine another...", and that U.S. stations dominated the airwaves unfairly, even though there was an agreement to reserve certain frequencies specifically for Canadian stations.