The Saskatchewan government has dropped plans to introduce an enhanced drivers licence, citing cost and public interest concerns, including privacy and security questions about the EDL.
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Saskatchewan Delays Enhanced Drivers Licence
The Canadian Press reports that Saskatchewan has delayed its implementation of the enhanced drivers licence. I wrote about EDLs in Ontario last year.
Saskatchewan Promises Universal Broadband Access
The Saskatchewan government has pledged to make broadband universally accessbile within three years. The government has promised millions of dollars to improve its rural telecommunications infrastructure.
Fair Copyright for Canada Local Continues to Grow
Local chapters added for Newfoundland, Saskatchewan, and Central Nova, Nova Scotia.
Saskatchewan to Implement Free WiFi in Four Cities
IT Business reports that the Saskatchewan government has announced a plan to create what it called the country's largest wireless Internet network, which will allow the province's four largest cities' residents and visitors to access free-of-charge Wi-Fi in the downtown core and post-secondary institutions.
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