Southern Alberta Connectivity – Concept: Concept Document

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2017-05-30

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Taylor Warwick Consulting Limited

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With inexpensive, long term backhaul capability, municipalities in southern Alberta will be better able to establish utility fibre and wireless access networks and operate them on a financially sustainable basis, providing enhanced competition, reach, reliability, and affordability to users.

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Municipal Planning

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Taylor Warwick Consulting Limited. (2017). Southern Alberta Connectivity – Concept: Concept Document, Sherwood Park, AB: Taylor Warwick Consulting Limited.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1880/107174

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