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ABOUT THE ITAC COMMUNITY IT HERO AWARD
The Community IT Hero Award recognizes an individual, group or
not-for-profit organization that can demonstrate the creative application of
information technology in improving the lives of Canadians.
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Dan Babineau, receives the 2008 ITAC Community IT
Hero Award on behalf of the City of Moncton |
Moncton Leaps into the Digital Age With Free Wi-Fi
Mesh Network
In 2007, the city developed and installed a free downtown Wi-Fi
mesh network. This completely free network fulfills a variety of
civic priorities. It gives business locating in the downtown area
the benefit of free access, it extends the benefits of network
access to all downtown residents including low income households,
and by giving commuters Wi-Fi services on public transport, it’s
helping to encourage them to leave their cars at home.
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Toronto Police Officer Calls on Bill Gates
Toronto Police Officer Paul Gillespie, worked with Microsoft to
beat child pornographers at their own game.
Gillespie worked with a team to help create
the Child Exploitation Tracking System or CETS.
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Vicki Mains: Improving Quality of Life For Those
With Vision Loss
As the Information Technology Director for the Canadian National
Institute for the Blind, Vicki Mains has been a leader in the
establishment of the Integrated Digital Library Service Project,
which provides visually impaired clients access to electronic
content.
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Focus On Our 2008 Community IT Hero Award Winner: The City of Moncton, NB

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