NORTH BAY — Registration is now open for the next virtual installment of Canada’s Rural and Remote Broadband Conference (CRRBC), which will take place on Friday, November 27.
Presented as a one-day, dual-track conference, the online event will let attendees choose between live “Policy & Advocacy” or “Technical” tracks, and then view missed sessions at their convenience once the session recordings are posted.
Some of the panel discussion topics include:
- The New Covid Reality – Technical and Policy Impacts on Rural Canada
- The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, Part 2 – Becoming a Community ISP
- International Community Models – Lessons for Canada
- Community Networks – Innovative Pilot Projects for Sustainable Broadband
- Broadband Gap Analysis – Identifying the Size of the Problem
- Beyond Connectivity – Bridging the Digital Divide
The full agenda for the virtual conference has been posted here.
Registration costs $49 (plus HST) for community and government attendees, and $199 (plus HST) for industry registrants (including vendors, consultants and service providers).
