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End Notes for Section Two
- (Interestingly, each of these expectations
has been challenged recently- reports on Canada Post argue It is not
economically rational to provide first class postal service anywhere in Canada
for the same cost; CRTC regulations now support cost recovery on separate
elements of telephone service (a process termed unbundling of rates); and toll
roads are becoming a more popular way of covering highway costs.)
- Speech on the occasion of the opening of
Victoria College, Cobourg, later Victoria University, part of the University of
Toronto.
- Josée Normand, Education of Women in
Canada, Canadian Social Trends, p. 19.20
- Jeffrey Frank, Access to Technology in
Canada, Canadian Social Trends, p. 7
- A.W. Bates, Technology, Open Learning and
Distance Education, Rutledge, 1995. p. 89
- Access, Affordability and Universal
Service on the Canadian Information Highway:, report prepared for IHAC,
1994.
- Ibid, p. 8
- Interestingly, SaskTel and Manitoba Tel were
the only telephone companies operated as provincial government crown
corporations, which may call into question the oft-repeated dictum that the
private sector is better equipped to provide services on a businesslike basis,
Manitoba Tel was privatized in late 1996.
- BC Tel website, Nov, 1996.
- Ross Paul, Access and Equal Opportunities;
Strategies to Realize our Pious Aspirations (A Canadian Perspective),
proceedings of The Student, the Community and the Curriculum: International
Perspectives on Open and Distance Learning, sponsored by UK Open University
East Anglia and Empire State College, Sept 1991, p. 213, 215.
- A provincial initiative to provide greater
access to learning for residents of northern Ontario
- US Universities announce birth of new baby,
Internet II, Robert Everett Green, Globe and Mail, Oct, 17, 1996
- Heather Gordon and Lynn Hauska, Sunshine
Coast Women's Centre Online, Women'space, April, 1996 and Women'space is a
Canadian-based Virtual network that aims to promote accessibility to the
Internet, its tools, information and resources, to enhance the effectiveness
through national and global connections.
- Education Quarterly Review, Statistics
Canada, Vol. 3, # 3, p, 18
- Access, Affordability and Universal Service
on the Canadian Information Highway, p. 10
- Final Report, Information Highway Advisory
Committee, p. 63
- Jeffrey Frank, Canadian Social Trends,
Autumn 1995
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