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;David Thornton
;David Thornton
:I'm not suggesting a silver bullet. Just Something
:I'm not suggesting a silver bullet. Just Something


;RB
;RB
: definitely something.
: definitely something.


;Stephen Hart
;SH
:It still wouldn't address high fuel and food costs, as well as high service costs in small isolated communities, which are the same for all small isolated communities.
:It still wouldn't address high fuel and food costs, as well as high service costs in small isolated communities, which are the same for all small isolated communities.


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: and lack of access to medical care.
: and lack of access to medical care.


;Stephen Hart
;SH
:Yes, I was filing it under services.
:Yes, I was filing it under services.


;Stephen Hart
;SH
:Communities in Nlfd have similar challenges but have also seen communities disbanded when the gov decides it can't provide services and when populations drop too low due to outmigration.
:Communities in Nlfd have similar challenges but have also seen communities disbanded when the gov decides it can't provide services and when populations drop too low due to outmigration.


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: yes, someone just told me about that. i didn't know.
: yes, someone just told me about that. i didn't know.


;Stephen Hart
;SH
:Not saying it's good Per se but it's a reality. Nlfd started it in 50s in notre dame bay. Tons of small settlements on islands that couldn't be provided w schools or health care etc. Interesting that Internet not helping those smaller places today. I suspect that unless you are a relatively elite player internet access is far from the most important issue affecting community viability
:Not saying it's good Per se but it's a reality. Nlfd started it in 50s in notre dame bay. Tons of small settlements on islands that couldn't be provided w schools or health care etc. Interesting that Internet not helping those smaller places today. I suspect that unless you are a relatively elite player internet access is far from the most important issue affecting community viability


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Latest revision as of 02:51, 18 May 2016

march 20 2016

David Thornton
I've always thought that there is an opportunity for aboriginals in Internet technology. Lay a big fat Internet pipe , then training online, employment online. No relocation. New skills. Empowerment. Global recognition. I feel like that big Internet pipe would need to be federally funded.

Yesterday at 9:01am

RB
the issues are so complex. it's hard to imagine what the solution is exactly.
David Thornton
I'm not suggesting a silver bullet. Just Something
RB
definitely something.
SH
It still wouldn't address high fuel and food costs, as well as high service costs in small isolated communities, which are the same for all small isolated communities.
RB
and lack of access to medical care.
SH
Yes, I was filing it under services.
SH
Communities in Nlfd have similar challenges but have also seen communities disbanded when the gov decides it can't provide services and when populations drop too low due to outmigration.
RB
yes, someone just told me about that. i didn't know.
SH
Not saying it's good Per se but it's a reality. Nlfd started it in 50s in notre dame bay. Tons of small settlements on islands that couldn't be provided w schools or health care etc. Interesting that Internet not helping those smaller places today. I suspect that unless you are a relatively elite player internet access is far from the most important issue affecting community viability