On Wednesday at the MRC Pontiac meeting, the MRC Pontiac was eager to respond and make its point regarding Bell Canada, which has recently threatened to withdraw from the development of the rural Internet accessibility program as a result of a change made at the CRTC. More details will be available in the full interview with Jane Toller.
Public Meeting of the MRC Pontiac
An addition at the beginning of the meeting and a resolution concerning Bell Canada
Article published on 25 August 2019
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