CORNER BROOK, NL – Rogers Communications today announced it will expand its fibre network to connect 1,780 homes and businesses in Humber Village, Little Rapids and Bell Island, Newfoundland and Labrador.
In addition to the network expansion, which will reach across 163 kilometers, Rogers will install a new wireless tower “and the existing tower will be upgraded on Bell Island to provide reliable wireless connectivity throughout the island,” a press release says.
“Over the past year, when Canadians relied on connectivity more than ever before, we made significant investments in our network to connect communities across Atlantic Canada,” said Matt MacLellan, president of the Atlantic region at Rogers, in the press release.
“Today’s announcement builds on our commitment to help bridge the digital divide in Newfoundland and Labrador by bringing reliable 100% fibre-based high-speed connectivity and the best entertainment experience to the communities of Humber Village, Little Rapids and Bell Island.”
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