Government of Canada and B.C. government invest to bring high-speed Internet to over 2,000 more homes in British Columbia
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Friday, August 6, 2021
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Through the Universal Broadband Fund 's (UBF) Rapid Response Stream, and the Connecting British Columbia program, Canada and the B.C.
Key Points:
- Through the Universal Broadband Fund 's (UBF) Rapid Response Stream, and the Connecting British Columbia program, Canada and the B.C.
- Today's announcement builds on the progress the Government of Canada has already made to improve critical infrastructure in British Columbia.
- High-speed Internet service is essential to the success of everyone living and working in rural British Columbia.
- Our government has committed over $119 million to 31 connectivity projects in British Columbia, which will connect over 34,000 more households to better, faster Internet.