The governments of Canada and British Columbia have joined together to spend $2.6 million on internet infrastructure, it was announced Tuesday. The action will bring high-speed broadband to more than 400 households in rural communities.
Most of the $2.23 million will be...
The federal government is spending $1.2 million for high-speed internet service in Cape Breton in Nova Scotia, it was announced Tuesday. The money, from the Universal Broadband Fund, will see 1,600 households in 16 communities receiving service. Indigenous households account...
The Department of Innovation, Science and Economic Development has added a...
The federal and Alberta governments announced a $96 million plan to roll...
The Canadian government has partnered with the government of British...
The federal government is putting nearly $500,000 into broadband infrastructure in West Bragg Creek,...
The federal government is investing $41 million to deliver high-speed broadband to 5,806 households in Alberta, the Department of Innovation, Science, and Economic Development announced Tuesday.
The funds are coming out of the Universal Broadband Fund's Rapid Response...
The CRTC approved finalized statements of work Friday in five projects...
As part of its 2021 budget, the federal government is plowing another $1 billion dollars into its Universal Broadband Fund over the next five years, bringing the total fund up to $2.75 billion. ...