Destructive scenes of wildfires and desperate calls for an emergency replacement TV platform are not typical depictions found in press releases filed by the Faultline news desk. An announcement brings to light a recent dilemma, with a pay TV operator given just six weeks’ notice to launch an alternative TV service, after the signal provider for its cable TV offering – Canada’s Shaw Communications – decided to suddenly shutter its service for economic reasons. The besieged operator is Île-à-la-Crosse Communications Society (ICSI), a rural Canadian cable TV provider nestled in the sprawling Saskatchewan province, bordering the US States of Montana and North Dakota to the south. A combination of wildfires and Shaw’s shutdown memo getting lost in the post culminated…