Federal Government and Province make joint announcement
Rural Niagara properties are getting closer to high speed internet access.
The province and federal government announcing a 3.3 million dollar project set to be completed in December of 2022.
The move will connect more than 760 homes, farms and businesses in the communities of Abingdon, Allen's Corners, Caistorville, Caistor Centre, Fulton, Grassie, Grimsby Centre and Kimbo, to high-speed internet service.
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