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Feds Drop $96M for Rural Manitoba Internet, Costs $12,290 Per Household
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Feds Drop $96M for Rural Manitoba Internet, Costs $12,290 Per Household
The federal government is dropping another big chunk of cash into rural internet, this time in Manitoba. Ottawa announced over $96.8 million in funding for a project by Manitoba's Valley Fiberto bring high-speed internet to more than 7,800 households across over 50 rural and remote communities in the province. Minister Rebecca Chartrand made the announcement
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