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A new business registration by a Williams Lake millwright shop was the 100,000th transaction for the OneStop Business Registry since the award-winning integrated e-government service went online in 2004, Finance Minister Carole Taylor announced recetly.

"This milestone shows that many businesses - new and old - are going online and using OneStop to access important services," said Taylor.

Weiterlesen: Canada: Williams Lake: One stop shop

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Bracing weather, pristine lakes, azure skies and lush forests – Wetaskiwin has them all.

This little rural county in the centre of Alberta's heartland has been long renowned for its natural beauty.

And now it's making waves in the virtual world as well.

"Bringing the world to you," runs a slogan on Wetaskiwin's Web portal – and over the past four years the town's IT team has been beavering away – along with private sector partners – to make this slogan a reality.

Weiterlesen: Canada: Alberta county opens portal to the world

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Access to broadband for thousands of Newfoundland and Labrador residents is closer to reality today, thanks to a commitment between the Government of Canada, the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador, and private-sector partner, Persona Communications Corp. In a signed agreement between the Government of Canada and the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador, each will contribute up to $5 million towards this initiative, along with Persona Communications Corp. who will contribute $19.9 million through their agreement with the Province. This funding will provide broadband access to 68 schools and 103 communities, located in the rural and remote regions of Newfoundland and Labrador.

Weiterlesen: Canada:Agreement brings broadband access to rural schools and communities

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Project Chapleau, a technology showcase developed by Bell Canada, Nortel, and the Township of Chapleau, has “turned on high-speed networking and applications in this Northern Ontario community,” according to Bell Canada officials.

Project Chapleau is designed to evaluate the economic and social benefits of communications technologies on rural communities.

Weiterlesen: Canada: Project Chapleau Wires Northern Ontario

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Citizen satisfaction with the Halton Region's call center is remarkably high -- and the Ontario municipality ascribes that to its centralized, coordinated, and consistent approach to customer service.

The region's call center -- dubbed Access Halton -- has been ranked among the top 5% for citizen satisfaction in an independent study by Service Quality Measurement Group Inc. (SQM). The study represents all call centers in Canada and the U.S., said Vernon, British Columbia-based SQM.

Weiterlesen: Centralized call center benefits Canadian municipality

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