The federal government approved spending on a fibre project in Manitoba because it said it was a technically-sound and cost-effective business case for broadband coverage in...
The federal government will chip in $17 million of its $500-million Connect to Innovate fund to “bring high-speed Internet access or faster Internet” to 64 communities and up to 80 institutions in Nova Scotia. It said in a press release Friday that an additional $1.2 million will come from a trust established by the provincial government, while $6.9 million will come from those applying to the program and $517,000 from “other sources,” for a total of $26.4 million. Innovation Canada spokesman Hans Palmer said in an email that the beneficiary communities will be announced "in the...