Getting Internet Access for All Canadians
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Submitted by a1j2p8a1 2010–07–13 15:01:54 EDT
Theme(s): Building Digital Skills
Submission
The government of Canada should subsidize internet speeds of at least 150 Mbps as a minimum for all Canadians to have access to. Let's make sure all of our educational institutions are fully updated with the most up to date technology so that all Canadians would be willing to use such computers. At the current time there is a public perception that public computers don't have the latest technology.
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