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/PRNewswire/ -- The Internet Society will host its fifth annual Indigenous Connectivity Summit, bringing together a diverse group of stakeholders under a...
The Township of Leeds and the Thousand Islands has pulled the plug on its high-speed internet plan, blaming changes in federal and provincial government grant…
The communities of Huron Shores and Manitoulin Island will receive joint funding from the provincial and federal governments to build a broadband network in…
Brighton, Ontario, Canada / Brighton Today.ca Jul 29, 2021 | 7:42 PM Internet speeds and quality are something some people might take for granted while others in much of rural Ontario simply go without or have no bandwidth at all. David Piccini announced that his government was changing that as part of the action plan for the province. Ontario is announcing an investment of up to $14.7 million for 13 new projects under the Improving Connectivity for Ontario (ICON) program. These projects will bring reliable, high-speed internet to 42 communities across the province, including Northumberland.
Article content Eastern Ontario municipalities have applied for federal and provincial money to bring ultra-high-speed internet to the region. The project, put together by the Eastern Ontario Regional Network (EORN), would cost up to $1.6 billion and the network wants $200 million apiece from the two levels of government. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. EORN applies for high-speed-internet money Back to video After months of dickering with the federal government, the network made its formal application for what it calls its Gig Project to Maryam...