It is true that universally accessible broadband can be a useful tool for lower-income residents, for education, research, accessing government services, and job search. According to Graham Longford and Andrew Clement, while over half of Toronto residents can take advantage of high-speed Internet access, about a quarter of the residents in Toronto have no Internet [...]
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