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: Slaw.caConservative Government Cuts Funding to Community Access Program Organizations
By Agnese Caruso
An article from yesterday’s Globe and Mail points out that the Tories are quietly cutting funding to organizations that benefit from Industry Canada’s Community Access Program (CAP). These organizations, which include hospitals, seniors groups and employment centres, use the cash from CAP to provide free Internet access to Canadians who don’t always have access to high-speed Internet or even access to computers, particularly those living in rural communities. Organizations that are located within 25 kilometres of a public library will no longer receive funding.
Full post as published by Slaw.ca on March 16, 2010 (boomark / email).
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