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Thursday, April 4, 2000
PARTNER
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Toronto Free Net FREQUENLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is Toronto FreeNet?
One of the most distinctive qualities of the Toronto FreeNet is that it is a service for and by its community. Unlike commercial internet sites, the content and direction of services are driven by the community. It literally will not work without you. more >>
What is C.A.P.?
The Community Access Program is a federal government initiative administered by Industry Canada. It provides support for public computer access to the Information Highway via the Internet at the local community level. The overall objective is to provide all Canadians with affordable, convenient access to the global, knowledge-based economy and the opportunity to use its technologies.
Canada has a strong base on which to build access links to the global, knowledge-based economy. In collaboration with provincial, territorial and municipal governments, the private sector and not-for-profit organizations, CAP will help to establish up to 10 000 public Internet access sites in rural, remote and urban communities across Canada.
http://cap.ic.gc.ca (Canadian, bilingual)
Community Access Program: Connecting Canada's Communities to the Information
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