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ICI Radio-Canada: Internet à 10 $ par mois pour les démunis

Le CRTC procède présentement à un examen des services Internet que les Canadiens reçoivent. Le public a jusqu'à ce soir pour soumettre ses commentaires.
CBC Nova Scotia: ACORN Canada protest in Dartmouth calls for affordable internet access

ACORN Canada held a nationwide protest on Tuesday called Internet For All to draw attention to the financial barriers to internet access. ACORN describes itself as an independent organization advocating for low and moderate income families, with more than 70,000 members.
CBC Sudbury: Cost of internet access for low-income earners needs to be lowered: ACORN
The average Canadian pays between $50 and $60 a month for internet.
Now the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission is reviewing whether or not broadband internet should be considered a basic communication service.
News 95.7: The Rick Howe Show - ACORN: Internet fees are too high
Evan Coole from ACORN Canada talks to Rick Howe about his organization’s information picket today on internet costs.
Chronicle Herald: Protesters take aim at Internet costs

“Right now, people are relying on libraries and community centres (for Internet) which are already packed with people,” said Jonethan Brigley, Dartmouth chairman for the Nova Scotia chapter of the group.
The association is an independent national organization of low-and-moderate-income families. Chapters from across the country delivered statements to the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission about how crucial the Internet is to members.