Quebec seeks to bolster Internet penetration with tax credits and subsidies
News | March 27, 2000
The Quebec government is offering a $15-million incentive package for companies that bring fibre and coaxial cable networks to less populated regions of the province. Announced as part of its March 14 budget, Quebec is committing a total of $340 million to improve the province's high-speed networks, and to get families online and businesses into e-commerce.
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