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Coronavirus has exacerbated the issue of internet access in rural Maritime communities

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coronavirus pandemic has forced many to self-isolate and work from home, Joudrey says many of her clients are looking for support and services online, like video conference calls and virtual tours, which is challenging to offer given her current connection.Like many Nova Scotians living in rural communities, access to high-speed internet doesn’t reach Joudrey’s home yet, but with some co-operation from a neighbour, she’s been able to access a more reliable internet speed.

It’s complicated, though, and a tad finicky.“This is where our wireless internet signal is coming in,” says Joudrey, pointing to an antenna her husband installed at the top of a telephone pole at the corner of their property.“Our wireless signal is actually coming from our.

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