In a major announcement, Canada announced additional funding to connect more rural communities with high-speed internet. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made the declaration in Oromocto N.B. on Tuesday, where he said that $475 million will be topped up for University Broadband Fund, which helps bring 60k homes across Canada into broadband penetration rates enabling them access speeds above 40Mbps providing immersive streaming capabilities and 4K video streaming at higher resolutions over longer distances than before possible without having lagging or buffering issues when watching videos online, especially those who have been waiting years just trying get their lives improved by modern technologies only recently being able.
The Prime Minister of Canada, Justin Trudeau, announced an additional $500 million investment to bring high-speed internet access and affordable telephone lines in rural areas. This funding will help communities across the country, including those currently without connectivity or lack the ability for economic development due to their proximity from major providers like bell Canada that only serve certain regions within our country’s vast territory.
The purpose behind this move is twofold: On one hand, we want every Canadian citizen eligible according to availability; on another front, it’s all about building capacity so that when future opportunities arise, they can take advantage too!
