March 8, 2019 – Government is making the largest investment in connectivity in the province’s history, with $50 million to expand high-speed internet service for people living in approximately 200 rural and Indigenous communities. “High-speed internet provides the foundation for British Columbians to access online learning and telehealth care, conduct business and be alerted in an emergency,” said Jinny Sims, Minister of Citizens’ Services. “Connectivity helps small communities grow and prosper by creating jobs, attracting new residents and enabling more …
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Northern Development Initiative Trust
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"The fact that we can access a grant from Northern Development without any impact on the taxpayers is obviously key, and being able to provide more seats in the Pomeroy Sport Centre right away as opposed to waiting until the next budget year is also valuable."
Bruce Lantz, former Mayor, City of Fort St. JohnIn addition to reducing costs associated with heating the facility, the upgrades to Sandspit's community hall are having numerous positive effects for the community. With the improved capacity, the hall can now host a variety of events making it a hub for social interaction. The hall is generating new revenue…
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