Government of Canada announces nearly $1.9 million in combined federal-provincial funding to bring high-speed Internet access to 663 rural British Columbia households
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Tuesday, September 6, 2022
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The governments of Canada and British Columbia have partnered to support high-speed Internet projects that will connect all remaining rural households in the province.
Key Points:
- The governments of Canada and British Columbia have partnered to support high-speed Internet projects that will connect all remaining rural households in the province.
- Both the governments of Canada and British Columbia recognize the important role that access to high-speed Internet will have in the economic recovery from the pandemic.
- "We need to close the connectivity gap and ensure that every nook and cranny of British Columbia has access to reliable high-speed Internet.
- Since 2015, the Government of Canada has invested over $522 million in projects to improve connectivity in British Colombia.