High-speed Internet installation in Hollow Glen thanks to Québec Branché program
February 20, 2018
Thanks to Québec branché, Brancher pour innover programs as well as the investments of both Quebec and Canada governments, 161 homes in Chelsea will benefit from new high-speed Internet installation.
The announcement was made yesterday by Stephanie Vallée, deputy of Gatineau, Minister of Justice and Minister Responsible for the Outaouais Region, on behalf of Dominique Anglade, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Economy, Science and Innovation, Minister responsible for the Digital Strategy, and M. William Amos, Deputy of Pontiac, on behalf of Honourable Navdeep Bains, Minister of Innovation, Science and Economic Development.
To read the full press release (French only), please click here.
Details of the 4 projects announced in the Outaouais Region
Entreprises | Investissements | Contributions Québec branché | Contributions Brancher pour innover | Nombre de foyers* | Collectivités visées |
Bell Canada | 2 528 402 $ | 667 220 $ | 667 220 $ | 612 | Montcerf-Lytton
Bois-Franc
Aumond
Egan-Sud |
Bell Canada | 88 501 $ | 14 438 $ | 14 438 $ | 234 | Wilson's Corner |
Bell Canada | 292 601 $ | 109 725 $ | 109 725 $ | 161 | Hollow Glen |
Bell Canada | 3 836 824 $ | 1 275 024 $ | 1 275 024 $ | 779 | Grand-Remous
Clément
Lac-Pemichangan
Petit-Poisson-Blanc
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