Toronto’s building wi-fi network downtown

March 7th, 2006 · 1 Comment

It was not too long ago that I was writing about Chicago’s plans to blanket the city in wireless internet and wondering when Toronto would follow suit. Well appar­ently, it won’t be long:

Mayor David Miller will join Toronto Hydro execu­tives on Tuesday to officially announce the initiative, which will be the largest of its kind ever under­taken in Canada and could undermine commercial product offerings from Rogers Wireless, Telus Mobility and Bell Mobility.

It should be available as early as this fall in the downtown core, of which I’m sure High Park isn’t a part. I don’t really need it in this neigh­borhood, but having it downtown should inevitably prove convenient.

Especially if you go to Ryerson and have frequent problems connecting to their network. I know someone who does!

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