Partners
The Forteau CAP site is made possible through a partnership that includes:
SmartLabrador Inc.
SmartLabrador began as the Smart Communities Demonstration Project for the province of Newfoundland & Labrador. Further information regarding that project is available on our archived website .
SmartLabrador is governed by the Labrador Information Technology Initiative (LITI), a non-profit organization managed by a board of directors representing Labrador economic zones. Since the conclusion of the Smart Communities project, SmartLabrador has continued its work in building IT capacity in Labrador.
Contribution to CAP site: Management, Coordination of services, technical support and maintenance
SmartLabrador is governed by the Labrador Information Technology Initiative (LITI), a non-profit organization managed by a board of directors representing Labrador economic zones. Since the conclusion of the Smart Communities project, SmartLabrador has continued its work in building IT capacity in Labrador.
Contribution to CAP site: Management, Coordination of services, technical support and maintenance
Southern Labrador Development Association
The Southern Labrador Development Association owns and operate sthe E.M. Taylor Resource Centre. The Association was incorporated in 1974 and is represented by the eight communities of the Labrador Straits. The Southern Labrador Development Association is a non- profit organization with an objective to bring about economic and social improvements to the residents of the Labrador Straits.
Contribution to CAP site: Provides space at the E. M. Taylor Resources Centre
Contribution to CAP site: Provides space at the E. M. Taylor Resources Centre
Labrador Straits Development Corporation
The LSDC is one of 20 regional economic development boards in the province. Its mandate is to coordinate economic and social development activities in the Labrador Straits region. The Corporation has for 12 years been the key community development agency in the Labrador Straits Region
For additional information on the activities and plans of the Labrador Straits Development Corporation please visit the web site
Contribution to the CAP site: Provides telephone services for teleconference services
For additional information on the activities and plans of the Labrador Straits Development Corporation please visit the web site
Contribution to the CAP site: Provides telephone services for teleconference services
Community Access Program Newfoundland and Labrador
The Community Access Program was developed by Industry Canada in 1995 to help communities in rural and remote settings obtain affordable public access to the Internet and the skills to use it effectively. This was done through the establishment of community-based public Internet access facilities.
In 1998, federal and provincial governments partnered to offer what is now the Community Access Program Newfoundland and Labrador (CAPNL). Today, the Department of Education administers nearly 170 CAP sites in communities large and small throughout the Province.
For additional information on CAPNL
Contribution to the CAP site: Provides funding in support of operations and special projects
In 1998, federal and provincial governments partnered to offer what is now the Community Access Program Newfoundland and Labrador (CAPNL). Today, the Department of Education administers nearly 170 CAP sites in communities large and small throughout the Province.
For additional information on CAPNL
Contribution to the CAP site: Provides funding in support of operations and special projects
