Way to go Waterloo (os is it Kitchener/Waterloo)

tor - Tue, 05/22/2007 - 17:25

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My inlaws live in Kitchener/Waterloo (Ontairo, Canada) - and I just spotted this on one of my RSS feeds :

Waterloo wins Intelligent Community of the Year:

“In Waterloo, 75% of adults use the Internet, while 76% of businesses and 47% of households are on broadband. … It introduced the award-winning Waterloo Information Network in 1998, and offers a wide range of online services to better connect government and its stakeholders. They are active in CAP, the national program that places Internet access terminals in public locations.”

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