Industry Canada has launched a crowdsourcing initiative that encourages Canadians to post details on their Internet access in an effort to map accessibility in Canada.
Industry Canada Launches Crowdsource Initiative To Map Broadband Access
July 17, 2009
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Did it. Interesting results from their speed test. It seems I’m getting about double the download speed Shaw advertises, an average of about 22 Mbps when they promise 11 Mbps. Nice.