OTTAWA – The federal government today announced it is investing $55 million in UBF funding to help bring high-speed Internet to nearly 11,000 homes in rural, remote and Indigenous communities in New Brunswick.
The projects, to be completed by Rogers and Xplornet, will benefit nearly 250 communities. (For a complete list, please click here.)
“To date, the Government of Canada has already invested more than $43 million in New Brunswick to connect over 10,000 homes throughout the province,” a press release says.
Details about the projects will be released over the next several months.
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