Eligible Canadians will receive a letter from the federal government.
The Connecting Families initiative partners the federal government with 14 internet service providers across the country to provide access to hundreds of thousands of eligible Canadians.
“By working closely with Internet service providers across the country, we are increasing accessibility and providing all Canadians with affordable and reliable Internet.” “Providing low-income seniors with affordable access to high-speed Internet service will make a tremendous difference in their everyday lives,” Khera said.tap here to see other videos from our teamEligible Canadians will receive a letter from the federal government with an access code that’s required to sign up for Connecting Families. The government noted access to the discounted offer will depend on eligibility.
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