The Quebec government has announced it will not renew its $136 million contract with Starlink, set to expire in June. The three-year agreement provided high-speed internet to underserved rural areas. With the contract’s end approaching, competitors are now lobbying to secure the province’s rural internet services.
Quebec continues to prioritize expanding connectivity in remote communities, seeking affordable and reliable alternatives for residents. This decision marks a shift in the province’s approach to rural broadband, inviting new providers to step in as Starlink exits.
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