Spectrum Telecom Broadband Project

Blue Sky Net in partnership with Spectrum Telecom Group Ltd. has received funding through the Broadband Canada: Connecting Rural Canadians program and the OMAFRA’s Building Broadband in Rural and Northern Ontario Program for the improvement of high-speed telecommunications in unserved and underserved regions in the Districts of Parry Sound, Nipissing, Muskoka and Sudbury, (“Project”).

The Project will include the construction and installation of 27 telecommunication towers. The size of towers depends on area geography and customer base requirements. The height of the proposed towers will vary between 25m and 106m.. Wireless network equipment will be installed and connected from tower to tower via microwave radio links. On ground equipment will be fully secured in accordance with Federal regulations and consist of physical equipment (e.g. racks, cables, tools) housed in small shelters. All infrastructure construction will adhere to environmental regulations and/or relevant radio spectrum rules and regulations. Each proposed tower is equipped with state-of-the-art radio equipment that allows subscribers to access high-speed telecommunications. Subscribers will have installed at their location specialized and secure Customer Premises Equipment in order to connect to the network. Once service is available in a given area, this installation process can be initiated by contacting partnering service providers.  

 Core Broadband Project

 Blue Sky Net in partnership with CORE Broadband has received funding through the Broadband Canada: Connecting Rural Canadians program and the OMAFRA’s Building Broadband in Rural and Northern Ontario Program for the improvement of high-speed telecommunications in unserved and underserved regions in the Districts of Parry Sound and Muskoka.

The Project will include the construction and installation of 21 telecommunication towers.  The size of towers depends on area geography and customer base requirements. The general height of the proposed towers is 25m’.^. Wireless network equipment will be installed and connected from tower to tower via microwave radio links.  On ground equipment will be fully secured in accordance with Federal regulations and consist of physical equipment (e.g. racks, cables, tools) housed in small shelters.  All infrastructure construction will adhere to environmental regulations and/or relevant radio spectrum rules and regulations. Each proposed tower is equipped with state-of-the-art radio equipment that allows subscribers to access high-speed telecommunications. Subscribers will have installed at their location specialized and secure Customer Premises Equipment in order to connect to the network. Once service is available in a given area, this installation process can be initiated by contacting partnering service providers.