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1. Contact
List
Identifying
local champions and resource people aware of this
opportunity will be an ongoing challenge for everyone
involved in this work. Check out the contact
information of the people who attended the initial
meeting in Winnipeg.
As well,
we want to expand this group until every rural
and remote community across Canada has at least one
local champion who is working to establish
broadband connectivity for local benefit and development
opportunities.
Submit
your name and contact information as the local
contact for your community and be included on the
Contact List of this group.
2. Discussion
Forum (e-mail Listserve) sponsored by Headwaters
Project, Northern Saskatchewan
To discuss
information in a cooperative environment concerning
this shared public benefit.
To subscribe to the cband@remotebroadband.ca
list serve, just send an empty note to
cband-subscribe@remotebroadband.ca.
3. On-line
Information Sharing
To share
information (proposals, announcements, developments,
strategies, etc) on local initiatives and opportunities
concerning the use and access of this public benefit.
The latest information on this initiative and the
work of the partners is posted at
http://smart.knet.ca/satellite/information
Information
can be posted by completing the document
/ news form.
4. Photo
Gallery
Send your
pictures of your satellite sites and applications
to K-Net Services
to be included in the Photo
Gallery. OR
Request your own account for posting your pictures
to this photo
gallery.
We want
to demonstrate how this public benefit is supporting
rural and remote communities to develop and share
local resources and opportunities as well as access
services from other centres.
5. Meeting
#1: Health Sciences Centre, Winnipeg, Manitoba
on April 22,
23, 2002
* Meeting
Agenda
* Minutes for April 22, 2002 session (in PDF
format OR HTML)
* Minutes for April 23, 2002 session (in PDF
format OR HTML)
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