ICYMI: Canada, N.L. funding high-speed internet to five rural communities | SaltWire
The new projects stem from a Feb. 21 announcement, which saw the two governments team up, offering a connection to all remaining rural households in the province.“The pandemic has shown us how essential high-speed Internet access has become.
The Government of Canada understands that it is urgent and vital to connect rural and remote regions throughout Canada, including in Newfoundland and Labrador.”“Investments like these help create jobs, improve access to health care and online learning services, enhance safety and keep us connected to our loved ones,” said Rural Economic Development Minister Gudie Hutchings.
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