Diane Bruce VA3DBmmm The Canadian census says nothing about a second language of "Morse Code"
Radio Amateurs of Canada Responds to the Closure of the Weatherradio Service in Canada - Radio Amateurs of Canada
Radio Amateurs du Canada réagit à la fermeture du service Radio-Météo au Canada For immediate release | February 25, 2026Radio Amateurs of Canada (RAC) is saddened to learn about the closure of the Weatheradio service provided by Environment and Climate Change Canada.For decades, Weatheradio has been a trusted and resilient source of real-time weather alerts and
https://www.rac.ca/rac-advanced-course-for-maple-leaf-operators-winter-2026/
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RAC Advanced Course for Maple Leaf Operators: Winter 2026 - Radio Amateurs of Canada
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https://w5hro.com/threads/debunking-the-modulation-percentage-limit-myths.18/
So U.S. broadcast is limited to %125 AM modulation +ve only I'd assume (as Imogen pointed out) and I'd assume the same in Canada but amateurs in the U.S. are allowed to use more than 125%. But the ISED document limits Canadian hams to strictly 100%.
https://mastodon.radio/@va3db/114535624950069740
Interesting. I stil would love to see the spectrum of a 200% AM signal using this process!