If you live in the Miramichi area, you will soon have access to the latest mobile network through Eastlink- including 5-G technology. In a press release, the Atlantic Canadian telecommunication company said its two-year project to expand mobile network coverage into rural New Brunswick is on track.
This data centre is being touted as the most “energy efficient” facility Eastlink has ever built.
The fee waiver comes at a time when governments, businesses and organizations worldwide are punishing Russia economically for its invasion, while also looking for ways to support Ukraine.
Starting in March, a Nova Scotia road trip show, aptly called ‘Road Trippin’, will premiere on Eastlink television. The show features Alicia Simms and her partner, Tyson Breland, travelling in an RV across the province.
This episode of “Insights” looks at the challenges of delivering affordable high-speed internet to 100 percent of households in Atlantic Canada. Eastlink’s John Bragg tells Don Mills it’s not likely going to happen, at least using fibre lines to deliver the service to rural areas.
The Nova Scotia company, which has already made investments in Saint John, Fredericton, Shediac and Sussex, is bringing more mobile services into the northern part of the province.
In this episode of the Huddle “Insights” podcast, Don Mills and David Campbell talk about rural economic development with the CEO of a group of companies headquartered in smalltown Nova Scotia.
The company now offers its wireless services in New Brunswick’s three major cities, first launching in Moncton back in 2016.
Saint Johners now have another option for wireless services.
The Nova Scotia-based internet provider is in Moncton, and will expand to the other cities in the New Year
