November 1 was the first day for KNET.CA email users to complete the online survey and get their names entered into the draw for cash prizes and the grand prize of a laptop.
Over 140 KNET.CA email users responded on the first day by completing the survey!!
The survey questions provide KNET.CA email account users to provide the team at Keewaytinook Okimakanak and KNET with information about how they are using the services being provided and how the KO-KNET team might improve these services for the people in the north.
By: Marites N. Sison - staff writer
Press Release - October 21, 2011
During the month of November, KO/K-Net and the University of New Brunswick will conduct a survey of community connectivity in Northwestern Ontario. The information gathered will help identify the broadband and connectivity needs of community residents. First Nation communities and K-Net will be able to use this information to target improvements and future developments.