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U of T makes progress on wireless network implementation

Project to simplify mobile connections across campus

Telehealth industry lobbies for national broadband access

Industry Canada finds an advocate in the president of the Canadian Society of Telehealth for its efforts to fund high-speed access across the country

Centennial technology centre to develop skilled IT workers

Compaq, Avaya contribute $10.25 million and provide backbone connection to campus

York, Seneca break ground on technology centre

Schools seek corporate donors to complete $84 million structure

Comdex experts examine Internet’s role in political empowerment

Consumerism, income influences worldwide perceptions

Government wants Canadian R&D in global top five

Private and public sector must work together to move from 15th to fifth in global R&D expenditures

Toronto saves through software standardization

Novell's eDirectory smooths the transition from city to megacity

Toronto debates its wired future

IT experts from Oakville, Newmarket, Markham and the City of Toronto talk about infrastructure investment challenges and possible synergies between the government and private industry

Ontario hospitals struggle with electronic patient records

A health-care expert shows what hospitals could learn from Yahoo, Dell and Purolator, while a consultant explains why health-care standards are so hard to develop

IBM facility assists Alberta project to improve IT in health care

Wellnet turns to e-business Innovation Centre for Pharmaceutical Information Network

E-learning added for Alberta grade school students

Two schools in southwestern Alberta receive support from HP and an e-learning provider

Finns send Ontario a smart card

Finnish government officials detail smart card initiatives in place since 1999

Digital economy rests with private sector, IBM Canada says

Big Blue and BCE tout Secure Channel at GTEC 2001

Federal consumer site to add provincial information

Ease of use paramount for site's relaunch. "Even I can use it," quips Minister Tobin

Privacy Commissioner plans complaints process

As the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act is phased in, the federal government develops a means of dealing with companies that break the new law

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