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High Speed Access Opens More Doors In 2012
The Pathways project continues to gather momentum in 2012 as technical crews extend the web of connectivity to more First Nations communities throughout the province.
Community Spotlight: Homalco
The new broadband services provided by the Pathways project are delivering a reliable, high-speed connection to a community that in the past was reliant on slow dial-up Internet.
Training Courses Turn Technology into Action
The First Nations Technology Council has a busy calendar of upcoming training and support programs to help people interested in building their technology skills.
Partner Profile: FNHC - Panorama Project Brings eHealth Local
The Pathways project continues to pave the way for digital revolutions in First Nations healthcare throughout BC - allowing communities to take better control of their medical needs.
Interactive Map Brings Pathways to Life
As the Pathways project continues to connect more First Nations across British Columbia, a new online map will help people understand the incredible scope of this unique project with just the click of a mouse.
Community Celebration in Doig River Welcomes High-Speed Connection
Pathway's goal of connecting every First Nations community in BC to high-speed Internet took a step closer to reality in this remote northeastern community.
Sparking A Digital Revolution In Doig River
Now that Doig River is connected to high-speed Internet, community members are beginning to take advantage of the endless benefits a broadband connection can provide.
Partner Profile: Network BC - Developing Connections With Broadband
The team is making strategic use of high-speed connections across the province to help make government, health and educational services accessible to every community in BC.
FNTC Building Capacity Through Pathways
Thanks to the Technology Council, Doig River youth are already getting contracts from industries in their territory to develop communications materials.
Carrier-Sekani Family Services Goes Digital
Since partnering with Pathways earlier this year, CSFS is already making the digital transition to better serve First Nations communities across BC's North.
Community Spotlight: Dease Lake 9
This community in the heart of Cassiar Country is a perfect example of how brining the power of the Internet to remote First Nations can have a profound impact.
Getting Communities Broadband FIT
Ensuring all 203 First Nations communities in British Columbia have access to reliable high-speed Internet service is a huge, complex project.Communities Tap Into Opportunities
Newly connected communities tap into economic, social and educational opportunities through the Internet.
Project Expands Service in Carrier-Sekani
When opportunity comes knocking to create mutual success, the Pathways to Technology team is there to extend a helping hand.
Community Spotlight: Blueberry River
High-speed Internet is changing the way the community does business, education and even entertainment.
Pathways A "Tipping Point" To Achieving Better Health Services
Pathways is integral to the First Nations Health Council creating a fully integrated telehealth network that links all First Nations Health Centres in BC.Partner Profile: FNTC - Building Capacity One Person At A Time
Technology is a tool of transformation - allowing the First Nations Technology Council to take the lead on technical capacity building in First Nations communities.
