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High-Speed Internet Coming To Stormont, Dundas and GlengarryMcGuinty Government Partners On Local Infrastructure Project
Ontario is helping the United Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry bring high-speed Internet to residents and businesses. The United Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry are one of 14 Ontario municipalities moving forward with plans to build local broadband infrastructure in partnership with the provincial government. The province is providing the counties with $521,458 for this project, through the Rural Connections Broadband Program. The counties plan to partner with an Internet Service Provider to build the infrastructure and contribute to the project. The province's Rural Connections Broadband Program helps rural municipalities
build high-speed Internet projects in their communities. The program's
goal is to bring broadband access to rural and remote areas currently
underserved in southern Ontario. QUOTES"Since 2007, Ontario has been filling in the rural broadband gaps.
I am delighted that Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry are part of this strategic
move. Broadband Internet connects rural families and businesses with opportunities
in commerce, health, education and community enrichment." "This is a giant leap forward for the people of the area. We have
worked diligently to come up with an infrastructure strategy that will
provide broadband connectivity to most of our residents." QUICK FACTS
LEARN MOREAbout the Rural Connections Broadband Program. For more information, contact: Sherry Persaud, Minister's Office, 416-326-6439 |
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