Joseph matane
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True I read the first article after my first comment but if that was the case this could mean they offer aerial FTTH which I doubt this is aerial FTTH,Meeting the price point or not, the quote from Knott-Craig seemed to imply they will run cables into people's houses/shacks the same way powerlines are run.
Wireless broadband must be last mile connection
I believe this product and Vumatel Alexander township broadband is the same solution
I think the plan is to demonstrate that having stable fixed internet connection at home is essential if subscriber feel like they need to upgrade then FNO might roll out prepaid aerial FTTH in the area
