Industry committee  Love it. That would be great. Use it or lose it.

Industry committee  I would say that's reasonable. We do actually offer 50 megabytes down. With licensing, yes, we could obviously do more and give people faster speeds as well.

Industry committee  Yes.

Industry committee  Definitely yes.

Industry committee  Money. If it were easier to access it, then we could buy the backhaul, and we could buy the hardware to expand giving the end-users the result they are looking for. That's about all I can say.

Industry committee  Yes. We have small communities that were suffering through the other bigger providers, so we put up a tower into the area and shot them Internet. We got tons of emails from happy customers.

Industry committee  Yes.

Industry committee  I couldn't have said it any better myself.

Industry committee  Spectrum is a huge issue. Licensed spectrum would be nice. It's really costly in Canada compared to in the U.S., for example. It's beyond our means at this point, since we are a start-up company, but if we can widen the current five gigahertz, I know there are other areas where w

Industry committee  I think it's something that we're always going to be battling. As things develop on the Internet, a web page that worked on dial-up years ago.... Everything evolves so much. I think we're always going to have to stay at the forefront. Falling behind is not going to give people, t

Industry committee  Expanding coverage has.

Industry committee  Everywhere we phoned, we were referred to other people to call or email. We were offered loans and those kinds of things, but we were specifically looking into the grants that were being offered.

Industry committee  Yes.

Industry committee  We're a new company in our infant stages here. We fired up about a year ago. We do rural wireless Internet, fixed point to point. We started up on a budget. We're still on a budget. Like everybody else, what we see in these areas is that with the current options, rural Internet

Industry committee  Crosby.