EORN Project Update

Connecting
Eastern Ontario
to the World
Project Update • January 2014
Project Overview
The Eastern Ontario Regional Network is helping to spur economic growth
by building improved rural broadband access across the region.
•The project, created by the Eastern Ontario Wardens’ Caucus, will
improve access to the internet with higher speeds and bandwidth to at
least 95 per cent of homes and businesses in Eastern Ontario.
•The network covers an area of more than 50,000 square kilometres and
will reach nearly one million people in 11 counties and two single-tier
municipalities.
•The $170-million project is being built through the support of federal,
provincial, municipal and private sector funding. Including private
sector in-kind contributions, the total value of the project has risen to
more than $260 million.
•The network is based on a 5,500-kilometre fibre optic backbone with
about 160 new or improved internet access points that internet service
providers (ISPs) can use to improve local high-speed access.
• The project’s local access networks are 90 per cent completed and will
be finished by the end of 2014.
•In all, 546 sites for wireless broadcast towers or DSL equipment were
built or upgraded throughout the region to build the network.
•The project was expanded in 2013 to build new fibre optic connections
at more than 50 business parks and clusters across the region.
•In 2013, the project garnered international recognition for improving
broadband access when it was short-listed for an award by the
Broadband World Forum.
•Improved rates and packages for satellite services have been
negotiated for rural Eastern Ontario residents and businesses, to
ensure preferred pricing for the region.
The Eastern Ontario Regional Network is transforming rural
Eastern Ontario and opening up new markets and opportunities
for our economy and improving quality of life for our residents.
Jean Paul St. Pierre
2014 EOWC Chair
Pembroke
L’Orignal
Whitney
RENFREW
COUNTY
Ottawa
UNITED COUNTIES OF
PRESCOTT AND
RUSSELL
Huntsville
HALIBURTON
COUNTY
Minden
LANARK
COUNTY
Cornwall
Perth
FRONTENAC
COUNTY
HASTINGS
COUNTY
KAWARTHA
LAKES
UNITED COUNTIES OF
STORMONT, DUNDAS
AND GLENGARRY
UNITED COUNTIES
OF LEEDS AND
GRENVILLE
Brockville
PETERBOROUGH
COUNTY
LENN OX
AND
ADDIN GTON
COUN TY
Lindsay
Peterborough
Glenburnie
Napanee
Belleville
Oshawa
NORTHUMBERLAND
COUNTY
Cobourg
Picton
PRINCE EDWARD
COUNTY
Lake Ontario
Timeline
To build the network, the region was divided into
15 local access zones. The above map outlines when
new local access networks in each zone will be finished
and by which internet service provider (ISP). Most local
access networks are nearly complete, with delays in
some areas due to government approvals, construction
issues or other logistics. Even if a zone isn’t fully built,
most expanded services are already available.
The entire project is to be completed by the end of
2014, with opportunities for future growth. Using an
open, competitive bidding process, contracts were
awarded to ISPs who demonstrated that they would
invest in reaching the greatest number of households.
However, all ISPs will have equal access to the fibre
optic backbone in order to expand their services.
In some areas, more than one ISP was awarded a
contract in order to reach as many households as
possible. Please note that not all listed ISPs will be
available throughout an entire zone. As well, in many
zones, services from other ISPs are also available.
EORN Zone Names
Expected Service Availability to Households
n Satellite Services*
Available Now
Xplornet
n Embrun
Available Now
Xplornet
n Quinte-Loyalist
Available Now
Xplornet
n Northumberland
Available Now Xplornet
n Highlands
Available Now
Bell Aliant
n South Nation Available Now
Bell Aliant & Xplornet
n Sebright Available Now
Xplornet
n Kawartha March 2014
n Haliburton
April 2014
n Ottawa Valley South March 2014
Contract
Awarded to
Bell Aliant, Nexicom
& Xplornet
Bell Aliant
Bell Aliant & Storm
n Ottawa Valley North April 2014
Bell Aliant
n Dorset March 2014
Bell Aliant
n Lanark March 2014
Bell Aliant & Storm
n SD&G
April 2014
n Thousand Islands
March 2014
n Hastings North
April 2014
Bell Aliant & Xplornet
Xplornet
Bell Aliant
* Satellite service is already available at improved pricing throughout the region.
Satellite may continue to be the technology that best serves remote areas or difficult
terrain within all EORN Zones.
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Progress Highlights
Ontario’s largest rural broadband network
The Eastern Ontario Regional Network (EORN) has
nearly reached its goal of enabling high-speed
internet access across the region, improving quality
of life and supporting economic growth.
The project is gaining international profile for its
success. In 2013, it was one of five organizations
short-listed for an award from the Broadband
World Forum that recognizes efforts to improve
broadband penetration.
The regional network has three main components:
a fibre optic backbone, a series of local access
networks and satellite coverage. This structure
has provided residents and businesses across the
region with improved access to internet speeds of
10 Mbps or more through DSL, wireless or satellite
services. As well, a range of internet packages
and technologies are available offering speeds of
3 Mbps to 9 Mbps, in order to meet the varying
needs of residents.
In 2013, the project expanded to include improved
broadband coverage to more than 50 business
parks and clusters, further improving economic
development opportunities across the region.
As well, EORN is actively investigating how to best
to use remaining funds to fill in gaps and further
expand the reach of broadband in the region.
1)Backbone
The regional network is based on a high-capacity
scalable fibre optic backbone of 5,500 kilometres.
This critical piece of the network was completed on
schedule and launched in late 2012. The $70-million
construction involved laying 520 kilometres of
new cable to connect 5,000 kilometres of existing
fibre. The backbone also has 160 new or improved
internet access points that ISPs can use to deliver
broadband to residents.
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2) Local Access
In order to connect the fibre optic backbone to
homes and businesses, EORN created 15 zones
within Eastern Ontario. In all, 22 contracts were
awarded to ISPs through an open and competitive
bidding process to build local networks within
these zones.
Key criteria included:
• the geographic reach and number of
households covered by the network;
• the speeds and bandwidth that will be achieved;
• competitive consumer pricing;
• the financial investment by EORN; and,
• the investment to be made by the company.
Ranging from local telecoms to national
providers, the ISPs are expanding broadband
access using a combination of wired and
wireless technologies.
These local access networks are 90 per cent
finished and will be completed by spring 2014.
3)Satellite
To ensure comprehensive broadband coverage,
EORN has negotiated improved services and
better rates for satellite internet services
with Xplornet Communications Inc. Satellite
technology offers high-speed internet access
for areas that cannot be reached through wired
or wireless connections. Xplornet’s 4G satellite
network, launched in 2012, represents a major
leap forward in advanced technologies, with
significantly more capacity and an improved
subscriber experience. Residents and businesses
can choose from a range of satellite services to
meet their individual needs, with speeds of up
to 10 Mbps.
Expanding broadband to business hubs
First Nations
In 2013, EORN sought to increase broadband
access at business parks and clusters, to further
improve economic opportunity in the region.
The EORN project will help meet the important goal
of improving First Nations’ access to affordable
broadband. EORN has been working collaboratively
with these communities to ensure that they share in
the benefits of the network. Highlights include:
Several service providers were selected through a
competitive process to build new high-speed fibre
internet connections to more than 50 business
parks and clusters. The locations were identified
by municipalities.
The project adds to the number of business
parks and clusters that already have broadband
service in the region. The project is valued at
about $11.1 million, and is being funded through
existing EORN project funding and investments by
the three private sector partners. The new fibre
broadband connections will be completed by the
end of 2014.
Building and maintaining the network
With the addition of the business park initiative,
EORN construction will be completed by the end
of 2014. Contracts with private sector partners
also set out long-term technical and customer
service requirements until 2024. EORN’s Board of
Directors and staff are responsible for ensuring
these obligations are met and for monitoring vendor
performance both during construction and once
the network is operational. EORN also tracks the
performance feedback it receives from residents and
businesses and advocates on behalf of customers.
EORN is committed to an open access policy. This
means that any CRTC-registered ISP will have the
option to buy wholesale bandwidth at the same
rates on the backbone, co-locate on EORN-funded
sites, or resell access services. The goal is to create
a level playing field that will encourage an open
and competitive market place for internet services
in the community.
• The Alderville First Nation has direct fibre
connectivity at its community centre, health
services, student services and administrative
offices. These access points connect to portions of
new fibre optic cable that was laid by Bell Aliant
and Bell through Alderville First Nation’s traditional
lands and treaty area.
• The Curve Lake First Nation has a new
internet access point and local fibre network,
which is providing broadband connections
to key community buildings, such as the
school, community centre, business centre and
administration offices.
• The Algonquins of Pikwàkanagàn First Nation
has received new DSL services through the project,
an expansion that also resulted in improved phone
lines to the community.
• The Mohawks of the Akwesasne are currently
pursuing opportunities to create a local network
that connects to a new fibre optic internet access
point, which was built by EORN.
Our communities developed a shared vision.
Working with the support of the federal,
provincial and municipal governments, and
in partnership with the private sector, we are
making that vision a reality.
David Burton
2014 EORN Chair
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Broadband Access by County
Rolphton
Deep River
The following section outlines how the network
Chalk River
rentian Hills
will improve access to high-speed internet by
Petawawa
Kramer
Subdivision
County and single-tier municipalities in the
Pembroke
Beachburg
Eastern Ontario Wardens’ Caucus.
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Lachute
Cobden
Golden Lake
Eganville
Killaloe
RENFREW
COUNTY
arry’s Bay
Masson-Angers
Douglas
Braeside
Renfrew
Foymount
Palmer Rapids
Ottawa
Pakenham
Calabogie
Nepean
Mississippi Mills
Bourget
Leitrim
Embrun
Carleton Place
TINGS
UNTY
LANARK
Smiths Falls
COUNTY Perth
Maberly
Arden
North Brook
Westport
armora
LENN OX AND
ADD INGT ON
COU NTY
Elgin
Tweed
Stirling
Selby
Thurlow
Frankford
Toledo
Inverary
Harrowsmith
Newburgh
Seeley’s Bay
Glenburnie
Kingston
Napanee
Belleville
Deseronto
enton
Picton
Bath
Collins Bay
Wolfe Island
Adolpustown
Bloomfield
Wellington
PRINCE EDWARD
COUNTY
Available Now
Available Now
March 2014
March 2014
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Maxville
Alexandria
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UNITED COUNTIES OF
Crysler
STORMONT, DUNDAS
Avonmore
AND GLENGARRY
Xplornet
Xplornet
Xplornet
Bell Aliant & Storm
Cardinal
south,
Xplornet launched new fixed wireless services in
Prescott
the
spring
of
2012.
North Augusta
Athens
Delta
Verona
Tamworth
Enterprise
Yanker
Glen Robertson
UNITED COUNTIES
• In the
OF LEEDS AND GRENVILLE
Portland
Madoc
St. Eugene
BroadbandChesterville
access inFinch
Frontenac County was improved through
Martintown Lancaster
Winchester
eight new or improved Long
internet
access
along the fibre
Glen points
Walter
Sault
South Mountain
Ingleside
Kemptville
optic
backbone in the
County and
the
City
of
Kingston.
Cornwall
Williamsburg
Building off these access
points, local access was delivered by
Merrickville
Morrisburg
three
EORN contracts:
Spencerville
Iroquois
McDonalds Lanark
Corners
FRONTENAC
COUNTY
Vankleek Hill
Frontenac County
Denbigh
Gilmour
Hawkesbury
Alfred
St. Isidore
Casselman
Russell
Plevna
L’Orignal
UNITED COUNTIES OF
PRESCOTT AND RUSSELL
Hull
Aylmer
Arnprion
Rockland
Plantagenet
Maitland
• Bell Aliant
provided a wired DSL solution in the more sparsely
populated northern part of the County in summer 2013.
Brockville
Mallorytown
• In southeastern Frontenac, while service is available in
some areas, expanded wireless service from Xplornet will
be complete by March 2014. This portion of the County
experienced some delays due to difficulties in finalizing site
locations and approvals.
In all, DSL and wireless services will provide access to internet
speeds of 10 Mbps to 12,370 of the County’s households, and
to most of rural Kingston’s 3,680 households. The remaining
5,500 households can access satellite internet services at
improved speeds and pricing negotiated by EORN.
Business Parks
Business clusters in Sydenham and Verona will get fibrebased high-speed internet through Bell Aliant. Three Kingston
business parks: Alcan, Catararqui Estates and St. Lawrence,
will get this service through a contract with Utilities Kingston.
This work will be completed by the end of 2014.
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North Bay
Rolphton
Deep River
Chalk River
Laurentian Hills
Petawawa
Kramer
Subdivision
Pembroke
Beachburg
Whitney
Cobden
Golden Lake
Eganville
Killaloe
Masson-Angers
Haliburton County
Renfrew
RENFREW
COUNTY
Barry’s Bay
Braeside
Arnprior
Haliburton County is one of the
larger and more sparsely
Bourget
Ottawa
Palmer
Rapids
populated
areas of Eastern Ontario, with
a high number
Pakenham
C
Nepean Leitrim
Calabogie
Mills to expand
of lakeside seasonal properties.
EORN Mississippi
was able
Em
Russell
access by building off the previous RuralCarleton
Connections
Place
A
Denbigh
broadband
project. Eight new or improved internet access
Chesterville
points were built in the County as part
of the fibre optic
Winchester
McDonalds Lanark
South Mountain
Corners
backbone.
Kemptville
Huntsville
West Guilford
Maynooth
HALIBURTON
COUNTY
Carnarvon
Bracebridge
Haliburton
Gravenhurst
Minden
Bancroft
Wilberforce
Gooderham
Cardiff
Plevna
Gilmour
Kinmount
Apsley
Sebright
Coboconk
Kirkfield
Bobcaygeon
Beaverton
KAWARTHA
LAKES
Willia
LANARK
Smiths Falls
Merrickville
COUNTY
Perth from Bell
new
DSL services
Across much of
the County,
FRONTENAC
Spencerville
Iroq
Aliant were phased
in starting inMaberly
the fall of 2012. The
COUNTY
UNITED COUNTIES
Cardina
HASTINGS
remaining few sites will
be completed by
2014.
Delays
OFApril
LEEDS
AND GRENVILLE
COUNTY
Arden
North Brook
Westport
Prescott
were due to
the challenges of placing
fibrePortland
both Toledo
aerially
Northand
Augusta
Athens
Maitland
through water crossings.
Elgin
Coe Hill
Orillia
UNIT
PRESC
Hull
Aylmer
Foymount
Dorset
Fenelon Falls Burleigh Falls
Nephton
PETERBOROUGH
COUNTY
Marmora
Madoc
Verona
LENN OX
Tamworth
In all, about
9,600 households
in
AND
Enterprise
Tweed
ON
have access
internet
speeds
of
INGT
ADD to
Harrowsmith
Yanker
COU NTY
Delta
Brockville
Haliburton County will
Woodville
March 2014
Bell Aliant
Mallorytown
Seeley’s Bay
Lakefield
atInverary
least 10 Mbps through
April 2014
Bell Aliant
Lindsay Bridgenorth
Norwood Campellford
Glenburnie
DSL, with an additional
2,850 having access
to internet
Stirling
Newburgh
April
2014
Bell
Aliant
Selby
Omemee
Hastings
Little Britain
Peterborough
Thurlow
Kingston
speeds
in the 6 Mbps to 10 Mbps
range. Most of the
Frankford
Napanee
Warkworth
Bethany
County’s
remaining 9,150 households
canIsland
access these
Port Perry
Belleville
Wolfe
Collins Bay
Bailieboro
Roseneath
Deseronto
Newmarket
Bath
Trenton
speeds via satellite services,
with improved pricing and
Castleton
Garden Hill NORTHUMBERLAND
Adolpustown
packages
negotiated
by EORN.
Picton
Brighton
Cold Springs
Ajax
Toronto
Havelock
COUNTY
Markham
Pickering
Dunsford
Oshawa
Welcome
Port Hope
Grafton
Cobourg
Bowmanville
Lake Ontario
Rocklan
Douglas
Colborne
Bloomfield
PRINCE
EDWARD
Business
Parks
COUNTY
The Stanhope Airport area business hub in Algonquin
Highlands will get new fibre high-speed internet access
through Bell Aliant by the end of 2014.
Wellington
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Subdivision
Pembroke
Beachburg
Lachute
Golden Lake
Eganville
Killaloe
Whitney
RENFREW
COUNTY
Barry’s Bay
Cobden
Maynooth
den
Gooderham
Denbigh
Coe Hill
Gilmour
Apsley
HASTINGS
COUNTY
Fenelon Falls Burleigh Falls
Nephton
unsford
PETERBOROUGH
Havelock
COUNTY
Madoc
Marmora
mee
Norwood
Peterborough
Campellford
Stirling
Roseneath
Castleton
Selby
Thurlow
Frankford
Belleville
Deseronto
Trenton
NORTHUMBERLAND
Cold Springs COUNTY
den Hill
Welcome
Grafton
Port Hope
Cobourg
Colborne
nville
Lake Ontario
Available Now
April 2014
Picton
Bloomfield
Wellington
PRINCE EDWARD
COUNTY
Xplornet
Bell Aliant
Harrowsmith
Inverary
Seeley’s Bay
Mallorytown
In all, 13,560Glenburnie
Hastings County households will have access
to internet speeds of at least 10 Mbps through DSL or
Kingston
Napanee
wireless service. In addition, 14,900 households in the City
Wolfe Island
Collins Bay
Bath
of Belleville and 14,625 households in Quinte West have this
Adolpustown
access. The remaining 7,270 County households have access
to improved satellite packages negotiated by EORN.
Yanker
Hastings
Warkworth
Bailieboro
Enterprise
Tweed
Lakefield
ay Bridgenorth
Newburgh
Business Parks
Five Hastings County business parks will get new fibre optic
high-speed internet access from Bell Aliant by the end of
2014, including:
• the Burnside Street area in Madoc
• the Enterprise Crescent/Y Road area in Hasting Highlands
• the Industry Lane Business Park in Marmora
• the Tweed Industrial Park in Tweed
• the West Front Street Business Park in Stirling
As well, Cogeco will deliver fibre broadband to two business
hubs in Quinte West: the Frankford Industrial Park and
Trenton’s North Murray Industrial Park.
In the City of Belleville, Cogeco will build fibre connections to
the Jamieson Bone Road and Bell Boulevard business areas.
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St. Eugene
Cornwall
LANARK
Smiths
Falls
• In the north,
Bell Aliant
is providing a Williamsburg
wired Morrisburg
DSL solution.
Merrickville
COUNTY Perth
FRONTENAC
Work will be completed by
April 2014.Iroquois
A variety of
Spencerville
COUNTY
Maberly
UNITED
construction
delaysCOUNTIES
have impacted anCardinal
aggressive schedule,
OF LEEDS AND GRENVILLE
Arden
including
delays in getting approvals
for right of ways
North Brook
Westport
Prescott
Toledo
North Augusta
Portland authorities. Construction was then further
with
provincial
AND
OX
LENN
Athens
Maitland
Elgin
ADD INGT ON
hampered
by
early
winter
weather. In addition, more utility
Delta
Brockville
COU NTY
Verona
poles needed to be replaced than expected.
Tamworth
Plevna
mount
Vankleek Hill
Crysler
Kemptville
Cardiff
Hawkesbury
Alfred
UNITED COUNTIES OF
PRESCOTT AND RUSSELL
Hull
Aylmer
Russell
Bancroft
L’Orignal
STORMONT, DUNDAS
Place
• WirelessCarleton
services
in the southern half of Avonmore
the County
were
AND GLENGARRY
Finch
expanded by Xplornet and startedChesterville
to go live
in the spring
Martintown Lancaster
Winchester
Glen Walter
Long Sault
McDonalds Lanark
of 2012.
South Mountain
Ingleside
Corners
Wilberforce
Haliburton
Rockland
Plantagenet
Arnprion County will benefit from 13 new
Bourget or improved
Hastings
St. Isidore
Ottawa
Glen Robertson
internetPakenham
access points on the fibre optic backbone.
Improved Alexandria
Casselman
Maxville
Nepean
Calabogie
Mississippi Mills
Embrun
local access
was built throughLeitrim
a number of
contracts:
UNITED COUNTIES OF
Palmer Rapids
Guilford
Braeside
Renfrew
Foymount
IBURTON
OUNTY
Hastings County
Douglas
Masson-Angers
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Ottawa
Palmer Rapids
Huntsville
Calabogie
Dorset
West Guilford
Wilberforce
C
City of Kawartha Lakes
Gooderham
Apsley
COUNTY
Bobcaygeon
Fenelon
Falls
PETERBOROUGH
Havelock
COUNTY
KAWARTHA
LAKES
Dunsford
Woodville
Ajax
Now
Beachburg
March 2014
Brockville
Yanker
COU NTY
Glenburnie
Port Hope
Selby
Picton
Bloomfield
Colborne
Business
Parks
Wellington PRINCE EDWARD
Bell Aliant will build COUNTY
fibre connections to the Fenelon Falls
Industrial Park area and Cogeco will build fibre to the Needham
Street area in Lindsay.
Cobourg
!.
Lake Ontario
Lachute
Cobden
Masson-Angers
Douglas
Braeside
Renfrew
Ottawa
Pakenham
Calabogie
Nepean
Leitrim
Mississippi Mills
McDonalds Lanark
Corners
FRONTENAC
COUNTY
Maberly
Elgin
Verona
ENN OX
March 2014
Tamworth
AND
Enterprise
March
2014Inverary
DING TON
Harrowsmith
Yanker
COU NTY
Deseronto
St. Eugene
Crysler
STORMONT, DUNDAS
• Bell Aliant
will
provide service in more densely populated areas
Avonmore
AND GLENGARRY
around Perth,
MacDonald’s
Chesterville
Finch Lanark,Martintown
Lancaster Corners and Maberly. One of
Winchester
Glen Walter
Long Sault
four
sites
remains
to
be
built
and
should be finished by the end
South Mountain
Ingleside
of March
2014.
Cornwall
Williamsburg
Merrickville
Bell Aliant & Storm
Mallorytown
Bell Aliant & Storm
Seeley’s Bay
Glenburnie
Kingston
Collins Bay
Vankleek Hill
Morrisburg
• Storm Internet,
a regional internet service provider with a base in
Iroquois
Perth, has finished expanding their existing wireless network.
Cardinal
the east, Bell Aliant expects to finish expanding DSL services by
Prescott
Toledo
the
end of March 2014. Work was delayed by the need to upgrade
North Augusta
Portland
Athens
Maitland
utility poles in the area to accommodate the new services. Utility
Delta
repairs resulting from winter storms may slow this work.
Brockville
Newburgh
Napanee
Hawkesbury
St. Isidore internet
Eight new or improved
access points were built in Lanark
Glen Robertson
County. Casselman
A number ofMaxville
ISPs wereAlexandria
contracted to build off of these
hubs to Embrun
deliverUNITED
improved
services:
COUNTIES
OF
UNITED COUNTIES
OF LEEDS AND GRENVILLE• In
Westport
Alfred
!.
Spencerville
Arden
Selby
Kemptville
LANARK
Smiths Falls
COUNTY Perth
L’Orignal
Bourget
Russell
Carleton Place
Plevna
Rockland
Plantagenet
UNITED COUNTIES OF
Lanark
County
PRESCOTT
AND RUSSELL
Hull
Aylmer
Arnprion
North Brook
Delta
Stirling
Brighton
Bell Aliant, Nexicom
& Xplornet
Toronto
den Lake
Eganville
on
Hastings
Grafton
Xplornet
Bowmanville
FREW
NTY
Campellford
COUNTY
Welcome
Oshawa
Available
Pickering
broke
Norwood
Peterborough
Cold Springs
Markham
Madoc
Marmora
Newburgh
In all, 35,865 households
will have
access to internet speeds
Thurlow
Kingston
Frankford
Napanee
of at least 10 Mbps through wireless or DSL service and the
Warkworth
Bethany
Belleville
Wolfe Island
Collins Bay
Bailieboro
Roseneath
Deserontocan access these speeds through
remaining
1,330 households
Bath
Trenton
Castleton
Garden Hill NORTHUMBERLAND
improved satellite packages.Adolpustown
Port Perry
Newmarket
Petawawa
Kramer
Subdivision
OF LEEDS AND GRENVILLE
Arden
Verona
OXAliant’s new
LENN
• Over 75 per cent of
Bell
DSL services are in service,
Tamworth
AND
Enterprise
Tweed
Seeley’s Bay
with the remaining
expected
to
be
in
service
by March
2014.Mallorytown
Inverary
ADD INGT ON
Harrowsmith
Lakefield
Lindsay Bridgenorth
Little Britain Omemee
iver
Sout
North Brook
Westport
• Nexicom and Xplornet
have completed construction
ofToledo
theirNorth Augusta Pr
Portland
Burleigh Falls
Athens
Maitlan
Nephton expanded wireless services.
Elgin
Kirkfield
Beaverton
Kemptville
LANARK
Smiths Falls
There
were 10 new or improved internetCOUNTY
access Perth
points
created Merrickville
in
Coe Hill
FRONTENAC
KawarthaGilmour
Lakes. Bell Aliant,
Nexicom, and Xplornet are building Spencerville
COUNTY
Maberly
UNITED COUNTIES
HASTINGS
local
access throughout the region off of these hubs:
Kinmount
Coboconk
W
McDonalds Lanark
Corners
Plevna
Sebright
Orillia
Leitrim
Denbigh
Bancroft
Cardiff
Minden
Gravenhurst
Nepean
Carleton Place
Carnarvon
Haliburton
Mississippi Mills
Maynooth
HALIBURTON
COUNTY
Bracebridge
Pakenham
In all, 30,705 households will have access to speeds of 10 Mbps or
higher through DSL or wireless services and the remaining 960 can
access these speeds via improved satellite packages.
Business Parks
Four different business clusters will receive new fibre optic,
high-speed internet access from Bell Aliant, including:
• Christie Lake Road in Tay Valley
• Hwy. 7 commercial area in Tay Valley
• Perth core and business area
• Ewart Ave. area in Drummond/North Elmsley
Wolfe Island
Bath
Adolpustown
CE EDWARD
COUNTY
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Killaloe
y
RENFREW
COUNTY
Barry’s Bay
ay
Douglas
Braeside
Renfrew
Foymount
Calabogie
Bourget
Ottawa
Pakenham
Nepean
Rolphton
Mississippi Mills
Leitrim
Denbigh
McDonalds
Laurentian Lanark
Hills
Corners
Plevna
Coe Hill
Russell
HASTINGS
COUNTY
ephton
GH
Alexandria
Maxville
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Stirling
Selby
Thurlow
DorsetFrankford
West Guilford
Warkworth
Bath
Colborne
Xplornet
Coe Hill
Bell Aliant
Kinmount
Coboconk
Bobcaygeon
KAWARTHA
LAKES
Lindsay
Little Britain
Omemee
PETERBOROUGH
COUNTY
Lakefield
Bridgenorth
Norwood
Hastings
Peterborough
Marmora
Garden Hill
Madoc
Castleton
Grafton
Cobourg
Colborne
Toledo
Xplornet
Xplornet
Bell Aliant & Xplornet
Maitland
Brockville
Mallorytown
Bath
• A couple of areas in Trent Hills have received expanded DSL
Bell Aliant as of the fall of 2012.
PRINCE EDWARD
service from
COUNTY
Nearly all 30,870 households in the County will have access to
internet speeds of 10 Mbps or higher through wireless or DSL.
Those who are unable to get service due to terrain issues can
get access through satellite services.
Business Parks
Cogeco is building new high-speed fibre access to the
Brighton Industrial Park and to the Purdy Industrial Park Road
area in Cramahe. Bell Aliant is connecting the Campbellford
Industrial Park and the Tanner Industrial Park in Trent Hills to
high-speed fibre.
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Iroquois
Cardinal
Prescott
North Augusta
Athens
Delta
Ingle
M
Bloomfield
Wellington
Lake Ontario
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Westport
LENN OX
Northumberland
County
Tamworth
Finc
Merrickville
UNITED COUNTIES
OF LEEDS AND GRENVILLE
Elgin
Deseronto
Bowmanville
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Available Now
March 2014
South Mountain
• Xplornet completed its expanded wireless in most of the
Adolpustown
County in
fall 2012.
Picton
Trenton
NORTHUMBERLAND
Brighton
COUNTY
Chesterville
in
Northumberland
County as part of the fibre optic backbone.
Stirling
Newburgh
Selby
Thurlow
Building off the backbone,
improved local access is being
Kingston
Frankford
Napanee
delivered in the County
throughWolfe
two
contracts:
Belleville
Island
Collins Bay
Cold Springs
Port Hope
Maberly
Crysl
Avonmo
Spencerville
AND
Enterprise
Seeley’s Bay
INGT ON
A dozen
new
internet
accessInverary
points were built
ADD
Harrowsmith
Yanker
Glenburnie
COU NTY
Campellford
Roseneath
Welcome
Arden
Russell
Williamsburg
LANARK
Smiths Falls
COUNTY Perth
Verona
Havelock
Warkworth
Bailieboro
North Brook
Tweed
Bethany
Oshawa
FRONTENAC
COUNTY
Kemptville
Portland
Fenelon Falls Burleigh Falls
Nephton
Dunsford
Woodville
Plevna
HASTINGS
COUNTY
Apsley
Casselma
Embrun
Winchester
McDonalds Lanark
Corners
Gilmour
right
Kirkfield
Collins Bay
Wilberforce
COUNTY
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rio
Ottawa
Pakenham
PRINCE EDWARD Cardiff
Wellington
Minden
Rockland
Business Parks Calabogie
Nepean Leitrim
Mississippi Mills
Wolfe IslandThe Loyalist East Business Park, in Loyalist Township, will
Carleton
Place from Utilities
receive improved fibre broadband
services
Denbigh
Kingston by the end of 2014.
Adolpustown
Bancroft
Picton
Haliburton
Bloomfield
Maitland
Kingston
Maynooth
Belleville
Brighton
Golden Lake
Athens
Eganville
Delta
Glenburnie
Napanee
Deseronto
HALIBURTON
Castleton
COUNTY
Carnarvon
ridge
RLAND
the County received expanded DSL
Prescott
Toledo
North
Augusta
services
from
Bell
Aliant
in summer 2013.
Cobden
Portland
Palmer Rapids
Newburgh
Trenton
Iroquois
Cardinal
Masson-Angers
Plantag
In all, 13,350
households have internet access speeds
of
Brockville
Douglas
RENFREW
Verona
Barry’s Bay
UNITED C
COUNTY
10 MbpsMallorytown
or higher
and theBraeside
remaining 1,800 households
Hull
Renfrew
Seeley’s Bay
PRESCOTT
Aylmer
InveraryFoymount
have access to similar speeds
via satellite services.
Harrowsmith
Arnprior
Bourget
Yanker
Campellford
Hastings
ville
UNITED COUNTIES OF
Crysler
STORMONT, DUNDAS
Avonmore
AND GLENGARRY
Morrisburg services in the south
expanded wireless
Spencerville
UNITED COUNTIES
OF LEEDS
AND GRENVILLE
• Northern
areas of
Killaloe
Elgin
Tamworth
Enterprise
Tweed
t Perry
Glen Robertson
Williamsburg
in spring 2013.
Beachburg
Maberly
Westport
LENN OX AND
Whitney
ADD INGT ON
COU NTY
Havelock
Pembroke
Arden
North Brook
Madoc
Marmora
LANARK
Smiths Falls
Subdivision
Merrickville
COUNTY Perth • Xplornet launched
FRONTENAC
COUNTY
Gilmour
on
St. Eugene
In all, 11 new or improved
internet
access points were built
Chesterville
Finch
Martintown Lancaster
Winchester
in Lennox and Addington
County. Local
access networks
Glen Walter
Long Sault
South Mountain
Ingleside
Petawawa
Kemptville
have Kramer
been built
by two ISPs:
Cornwall
Chalk River
Cardiff
rst
Vankleek Hill
Embrun
Deep River
Bancroft
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St. Isidore
Casselman
Carleton Place
ath
Hawkesbury
Alfred
Lennox and Addington County
Maynooth
ood
Rockland
Plantagenet
UNITED COUNTIES OF
PRESCOTT AND RUSSELL
Hull
Aylmer
Arnprion
Palmer Rapids
sley
x
Masson-Angers
Eganville
Ottawa
Palmer Rapids
Huntsville
Dorset
Calabogie
West Guilford
Rolphton
venhurst
Minden
Plevna
Burleigh Falls
Bobcaygeon
Fenelon
Falls
Woodville
Marmora
Havelock
Lakefield
Cobden
Golden Lake
Norwood Campellford
Eganville
Hastings
Douglas
RENFREW
Lindsay
Killaloe Bridgenorth
itney
Little Britain
Omemee
Peterborough
Port Perry
arket
Maynooth
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COUNTY
Welcome
Oshawa
Ajax
Grafton
Port Hope
Coe Hill
Gilmour
Wellington
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rio
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COUNTY
& Xplornet
FRONTENAC
COUNTY
Maberly
Campellford
Hastings
Stirling
Arden
Napanee
Frankford
Belleville
MBERLAND
Brighton
UNTY
Colborne
Newburgh
Selby
Deseronto
Bath
Picton
Bloomfield
Wellington
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COUNTY
ntario
Available Now
Xplornet
Toledo
Delta
North Augusta
Athens
Cornwall
Morrisburg
Iroquois
Cardinal
Prescott
Maitland
Brockville
Prince Edward
County
Mallorytown
Seeley’s Bay
Three new or improved internet access points were built in
Glenburnie
Prince Edward County as part of the fibre optic backbone.
Inverary
Kingston
Collins Bay
Adolpustown
Williamsburg
Merrickville
Spencerville
Westport
Verona
LENN OX
Tamworth
AND
Enterprise
Tweed
ADD INGT ON
Harrowsmith
Yanker
COU NTY
Trenton
Crysler
Kemptville
Smiths Falls
Perth
Elgin
Thurlow
Warkworth
UNITED COUNTIES OF
STORMONT, DUNDAS
Avonmore
AND GLENGARRY
Russell
UNITED COUNTIES
OF LEEDS AND GRENVILLE
Madoc
Marmora
urg
Vankleek Hill
PRINCE
EDWARD
Carleton PlaceParks
Business
COUNTY
Portland
Havelock
Grafton
Newburgh
Bloomfield
Colborne
Cobourg
North Brook
Falls
Nephton
Castleton
Prescott
Chesterville
Fincharea around
Nexicom will build fibre connections
to the
Martintown Lancaster
Winchester
Glen Walter
Long Sault
Highway 7 and Highway 28.South Mountain Ingleside
HASTINGS
COUNTY
oseneath
Toledo
Braeside
April 2014
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OF LEEDS AND GRENVILLE
McDonalds Lanark
Corners
Cardiff
Norwood
Williamsburg
Smiths Falls
Westport
Selby
Thurlow
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Ingleside
Augusta
Portland
Local access through much of the County
will North
be delivered
Athens
Maitland
Elgin
wireless services from
Madoc through DSL services by Bell Aliant and
Delta
Brockville
Verona
LENN OXand Xplornet.
Nexicom
All the new wireless sites are in service Lachute
Tamworth
AND
Enterprise
Tweed
Seeley’s
and
over 75 per
cent of theInverary
DSL sites
areBaybuilt,Mallorytown
with the
ADD INGT ON
L’Orignal
Harrowsmith
Yanker
Rockland
Glenburnie
remaining
by April 2014.
COU NTY to be completed
Hawkesbury
Masson-Angers
Alfred
Plantagenet
Denbigh
Bowmanville
Bancroft
Apsley
South Mountain
UNITED COUNTIES OF
Hull Kingston
In all, 29,390
households
will have
access to internet
St. Eugene
Frankford
Napanee
Warkworth
PRESCOTT AND RUSSELL
Bethany
Foymount
Aylmer
Belleville
Wolfe
Island
Collins
Bay
Arnprion
Bourget wireless and DSL
Bailieboro
servicesDeseronto
of 10 Mbps
or
higher
through
Roseneath
St. Isidore
Bath
Ottawa
Glen Robertson
Trenton
Castleton
Palmer Rapids
services. The
remaining
3,460
have
access
to
the same
Pakenham
Garden Hill NORTHUMBERLAND
Casselman
Adolpustown
Alexandria
Maxville
Nepean Leitrim
Calabogie
Picton
Brighton
Cold Springs COUNTY
Mississippi
speedsMills
via satellite
services.
Embrun
Barry’s Bay
m
Stirling
Kemptville
LANARK
Arden
North Brook
Beachburg
PETERBOROUGH
COUNTY
Dunsford
HASTINGS
COUNTY
Nephton
Finch
Eleven new internet access
points
were built in Merrickville
Peterborough
Morrisb
COUNTY
Perth
FRONTENAC
Spencerville
County as
part
of
the
fibre
optic
backbone,
as
well
as
one
in
Iroquois
COUNTY
Maberly
UNITED COUNTIES
Cardinal
the City of Peterborough.
Gilmour
Petawawa
Apsley
Kramer
Subdivision
Pembroke
Kirkfield
KAWARTHA
LAKES
Peterborough County
Cardiff
Chalk River
rton
Chesterville
Winchester
McDonalds Lanark
Corners
Coe Hill
Coboconk
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Avonmore
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Crysler
Denbigh
Bancroft
Gooderham
Sebright
Embrun
Carleton Place
Deep River
LaurentianKinmount
Hills
Leitrim
Russell
Wilberforce
Haliburton
Nepean
Mississippi Mills
St
Casselman
Maynooth
HALIBURTON
COUNTY
Carnarvon
Bracebridge
Pakenham
Improved local access was created by Xplornet, with new
wireless internet services that went live throughout the area in
spring 2012.
Wolfe Island
Nearly all households in the County, about 11,740, have access
to internet speeds of 10 Mbps or higher through expanded
wireless services. Those who are unable to get service due to
terrain issues can get access through satellite services.
Business Parks
The McFarland Development will get improved fibre internet
access from Cogeco.
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Renfrew County
Rolphton
In Renfrew County, a large and sparsely populated county,
EORN expanded service by building on the previous
Rural Connections broadband project. Sixteen new or
improved internet access points were built off the fibre
optic backbone in the County. Local access has been built
Lachute
through two zone contracts:
Deep River
Chalk River
Laurentian Hills
Petawawa
Kramer
Subdivision
Pembroke
Beachburg
Cobden
Golden Lake
Eganville
Killaloe
Whitney
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Rockland
Plantagenet
Barry’s Bay
Renfrew
Foymount
Braeside
Palmer Rapids
Carleton Place
Plevna
Coe Hill
Gilmour
HASTINGS
COUNTY
Apsley
ETERBOROUGH
Havelock
COUNTY
Lakefield
genorth
Elgin
Madoc
Marmora
Verona
Tamworth
Enterprise
LENN OX
Available Now AND Bell Aliant
ADDIN GTON
April 2014
COUN TY Bell Aliant
Tweed
Norwood
eterborough
Campellford
Hastings
Yanker
Stirling
Thurlow
Castleton
Trenton
NORTHUMBERLAND
Brighton
COUNTY
Picton
Springs
Grafton
Colborne
Harrowsmith
Deseronto
Inverary
Collins Bay
Adolpustown
Bloomfield
Wellington
PRINCE EDWARD
COUNTY
ake Ontario
Ingleside
Cornwall
Morrisburg
Iroquois
Cardinal
Maitland
Mallorytown
Business Parks
The County’s whitewater rafting attractions draw 60,000
visitors per year. Enhanced business coverage will allow
tourism operators to provide improved broadband services to
guests. A total of seven business parks or clusters in Renfrew
County will see enhanced fibre optic internet connections
from either Bell Aliant or Cogeco.
Glenburnie
Wolfe Island
Bell Aliant will build improved access to:
The speed of business and
personal interaction today
demands access to high-speed
communications, and expanded
and improved broadband is
critical to the economic and
community development future
of the County.
Peter Emon, Warden
Renfrew County
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Martintown Lancaster
Glen Walter
North Augusta
Athens
Seeley’s Bay
Kingston
Bath
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In all, 21,815 households will have access to internet speeds
of at least 10 Mbps through DSL services, with an additional
Prescott
12,825 having
access to internet speeds in the 6 to 10 Mbps
range. The remaining 4,935 households have access to
Brockville
similar speeds through enhanced satellite packages.
Toledo
Delta
Newburgh
Napanee
Belleville
Roseneath
Cobourg
Selby
Frankford
Warkworth
ieboro
Westport
Portland
Falls Burleigh Falls
Nephton
Long Sault
Williamsburg
UNITED COUNTIES
OF LEEDS AND GRENVILLE
Arden
North Brook
Kemptville
Spencerville
Maberly
Finch
Winchester
South Mountain
LANARK
Smiths Falls
Merrickville
COUNTY Perth
FRONTENAC
COUNTY
Alexandria
Crysler
Avonmore
McDonalds Lanark
Corners
Cardiff
Glen Robertson
Maxville
Embrun
Chesterville
Gooderham
Hope
Leitrim
Mississippi Mills
Denbigh
Bancroft
St. Isidore
Casselman
Russell
Wilberforce
n
Bourget
Ottawa
Maynooth
ON
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Vankleek Hill
• In the eastern and upper reaches of the County, Bell Alliant
Nepean
expects to completeUNITED
construction
by end of April 2014.
COUNTIES OF
STORMONT, DUNDAS
Work was delayed by
the
need
to
upgrade utility poles to
AND GLENGARRY
accommodate the new services. Utility repairs resulting
from winter storms may continue to slow this work.
Pakenham
Calabogie
Hawkesbury
Alfred
St. Eugene
Arnprion
RENFREW
COUNTY
L’Orignal
• In Masson-Angers
the west, expanded wired DSL access was completed by
UNITED COUNTIES OF
Hull
Bell Aliant inPRESCOTT
the
fall AND
of 2013.
RUSSELL
Aylmer
Douglas
• Petawawa Industrial Park
• Renfrew Industrial Park
• Highway 41/Highway 17 cluster in the Township of
Laurentian Valley
• Barry’s Bay Business Park
• Pine Grove Business Park in McNab-Braeside
Cogeco will build improved access to the following
Whitewater business areas:
• Grant Settlement Road area
• Greenwood Road area
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Braeside
Renfrew
Arnprior
Bourget
Ottawa
Pakenham
Calabogie
UNITED COUNTIES OF
PRESCOTT AND RUSSELL
Hull
Aylmer
Nepean
Mississippi Mills
Leitrim
Chesterville
Winchester
TENAC
UNTY
Westport
Portland
Elgin
Verona
Tamworth
Enterprise
Yanker
y
Harrowsmith
North Augusta
Maitland
Athens
Delta
Seeley’s Bay
Cardinal
Prescott
Brockville
Mallorytown
Kingston
Collins Bay
Wolfe Island
March 2014
March 2014
April 2014
United Counties of Leeds and Grenville
Finch
Long Sault
Martintown Lancaster
Glen Walter
Ingleside
• Storm has completed expansion of its wireless services in
the northern part of the United Counties. Bell Aliant is
also working to expand DSL service in the area and should
complete the work by the end of March 2014.
• The southern half of the United Counties will see an
expanded wireless network from Xplornet by March 2014.
Glenburnie
Bath
Adolpustown
RD
Inverary
Toledo
Newburgh
Napanee
to
Merrickville
UNITED COUNTIES OF
LEEDS AND GRENVILLE
Arden
!.
Williamsburg
Spencerville
Maberly
Alexandria
The fibre optic backbone created sixteen new or improved
Cornwall
internet access
hubs in the United Counties of Leeds and
Morrisburg
Grenville. To deliver local connections from these access
Iroquois
points, several ISPs were involved:
South Mountain
Kemptville
LANARK
Smiths Falls
COUNTY Perth
Maxville
UNITED COUNTIES OF
Crysler
STORMONT, DUNDAS
Avonmore
AND GLENGARRY
Carleton Place
evna
Glen Robertson
Embrun
Russell
McDonalds Lanark
Corners
St. Isidore
Casselman
St. Eugene
Bell Aliant & Storm
Xplornet
Bell Aliant
In all, 39,935 households will have access to internet speeds
of 10 Mbps or higher and the remaining 2,110 households
can access similar speeds through improved satellite
packages negotiated by EORN.
Business Parks
Bell Aliant is connecting high-speed fibre to the
Elizabethtown-Kitley Business Park, the Kemptville Business
Park and the Gallipeau Business Park in Rideau Lakes. It is
also putting in fibre connections at three Prescott business
park locations. Cogeco will build fibre connections to the
Gananoque core business area.
We are very excited and thankful for the efforts
by the County of Renfrew and Eastern Ontario
Regional Network to finally bring broadband
service to Whitewater Region. This will allow us
to move forward with new business development,
reliable online booking and communications
with our guests and enable us to meet our guest
expectations for high bandwidth communications
during their stay with us.
Margaret Maloney, Owner
RiverRun Rafting and Wilderness Resort
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United Counties of Prescott and Russell
Lachute
Rockland
Masson-Angers
Bourget
Ottawa
Leitrim
Embrun
Chesterville
Kemptville
South Mountain
Martintown Lancaster
Glen Walter
Long Sault
Ingleside
Spencerville
Mallorytown
Cornwall
Morrisburg
OUNTIES
D GRENVILLE
Brockville
Alexandria
UNITED COUNTIES OF
DUNDAS
AND GLENGARRY
Finch
Merrickville
North Augusta
Glen Robertson
Maxville
Williamsburg
hens
St. Eugene
Crysler STORMONT,
Avonmore
Winchester
Iroquois
Cardinal
Prescott
Available Now
Maitland
Available Now
April 2014
There are 13 new or improved internet access hubs located
in the United Counties of Prescott and Russell. Local access
was improved by several ISPs:
Hawkesbury
Vankleek Hill
Alfred
St. Isidore
Casselman
Russell
lls
o
Plantagenet
UNITED COUNTIES OF
PRESCOTT AND RUSSELL
Hull
ylmer
Nepean
L’Orignal
Bell Aliant & Xplornet
Xplornet
Bell Aliant & Xplornet
!.
• Xplornet expanded wireless services in the area around
Embrun. These were the first new services built through
EORN, launched in December 2011.
• Xplornet and Bell Aliant built new services across the
majority of the United Counties. The expanded wireless
from Xplornet and DSL from Bell Aliant launched in
summer 2013.
• Bell Aliant and Xplornet have nearly completed
construction along the Counties’ southern border with
Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry. Delays were due to
local approval processes. Both ISPs should be finished by
end of April 2014.
In all, 25,750 households will have access to services at
10 Mbps or more through wireless or DSL. The remaining
580 households can access similar speeds through improved
satellite packages.
Business Parks
Two business parks, Vankleek Hill Industrial Park and the
Rockland Business Park, will be connected to improved
high-speed fibre from Bell Aliant. The Vars Business Park in
Russell will receive service from Storm Internet. The higher speed internet has truly allowed us
to flourish in the community. It’s allowed us to
grow in the community where we started and
where we want to stay.
Ian MacGillivray, Network Assistant
Beau’s All Natural Brewing Company
Vankleek Hill
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Lachute
Bourget
Ottawa
St. Isidore
Casselman
Leitrim
Chesterville
South Mountain
Finch
y
rnie
Martintown Lancaster
Glen Walter
Long Sault
Cornwall
Morrisburg
Spencerville
North Augusta
Alexandria
Ingleside
Merrickville
Athens
Glen Robertson
Maxville
Williamsburg
D COUNTIES
AND GRENVILLE
Toledo
St. Eugene
UNITED COUNTIES OF
STORMONT, DUNDAS
Crysler
Avonmore
AND GLENGARRY
Winchester
s Falls
Vankleek Hill
Embrun
Russell
Kemptville
Hawkesbury
Alfred
UNITED COUNTIES OF
PRESCOTT AND RUSSELL
Hull
Aylmer
Nepean
L’Orignal
Rockland
Plantagenet
Masson-Angers
Iroquois
Prescott
Brockville
April 2014
April 2014
There are 18 new or improved internet access hubs located in
the United Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry. Local
access was improved by several ISPs:
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• Most of the United Counties will be served by new
construction from Bell Aliant and Xplornet, which is nearly
complete. Delays are due to local site approval processes and
construction challenges with the laying of local fibre. Both ISPs
should be finished by end of April 2014.
• Storm Internet, a locally based ISP, has completed construction
of its new wireless network in the northwestern part of the
Counties. Bell Alliant expects to complete construction of
improved DSL services in this area by end of April 2014.
Cardinal
Maitland
Mallorytown
United Counties of Stormont, Dundas
and Glengarry
Bell Aliant & Storm
Bell Aliant & Xplornet
In all, 24,920 households will have access to wireless or DSL
internet services at 10 Mbps or higher, and the remaining
1,890 households can access these speeds through improved
satellite packages.
Business Parks
Bell Aliant will build fibre connections to the following
business parks:
• Winchester Cove Business Park
• Alexandria Industrial Boulevard area
• Morrisburg Industrial Park
• Ingleside Industrial Park
• Long Sault East Industrial Park in South Stormont
• Cornwall Business Park, Saunders Drive Business Park and
Walrich Business Park, all in Cornwall
Expanding high-capacity, highspeed internet fibre to these
business parks will help our
communities to attract and retain
local businesses It is a real boon
for economic development.
Eric Duncan, Warden
United Counties of Stormont,
Dundas and Glengarry
The expansion of the fibre optic network is
particularly timely given the Municipality’s current
initiative to extend roadway access to additional lands
in the Morrisburg Business Park. Both are important
infrastructure developments and will help support
the expansion of existing businesses and make the
location competitive in the attraction of new business.
Nicole Sullivan, Economic Development Officer
Township of South Dundas.
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For more information, contact:
Lisa Severson
Communications & Stakeholder Relations Officer
Eastern Ontario Regional Network
Phone: 613-925-7010
Email: [email protected]
www.eorn.ca
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