Canada In The Network Age: Building an Infrastructure for Innovation and Inclusion

Authors

  • Michael Binder Assistant Deputy Minister, Industry Canada

Keywords:

Community access program, Smart community, Digital network

Abstract

Canada has long recognized the importance of digital networks. In 1997, the Government of Canada committed to make the information and knowledge infrastructs accessible to all Canadians, thereby making Canada the most connected nation in the world. This article tells the success story of Canada being an high-tech nation, way forward with broadband access, and bridging the digital divide in the country

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Published

2004-09-15

How to Cite

Binder, M. (2004). Canada In The Network Age: Building an Infrastructure for Innovation and Inclusion. Economic Development Journal of Canada. Retrieved from https://ecdev.journals.yorku.ca/index.php/default/article/view/79

Issue

Economic Development Journal of Canada, 2004

Section

Articles

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