Trudeau stops in N.B., announces $500M more for rural high-speed internet access
Trudeau is also announcing up to $17.6 million for high-speed internet in New Brunswick, in addition to the $55 million that was already earmarked for that province.The prime minister says the extra money will go toward the government’s plan to offer every home in New Brunswick high-speed internet by 2030.
Ottawa says 93.5 per cent of Canadians homes either have access to high-speed internet or are “targeted to receive access” through program commitments.
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