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Data gaps a connectivity issue for indigenous communities

News | 10/12/2018 6:05 pm EDT

Organizations working on mapping internet connectivity issues in rural and remote communities are being encouraged to take their work further to bridge a gap that some indigenous community representatives are saying is left by the incompleteness of government data.

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