About CAP
The Community Access Program (CAP) is a key part of the Government of Canada’s Connecting Canadians initiative, administered by Industry Canada, to make Canada the most connected nation in the world.
CAP sites are made possible by combined efforts of federal, provincial and territorial governments, community groups, social agencies, libraries, schools, volunteer groups, and the business community. They are located in public locations and provide Internet access, computer support, and training.
In 1995, Huron County received its first Community Access Program sites. Located in public locations, they provided access to the Internet with new computers and dial-up access. The program was popular with the community.
CAP now serves all of Huron County through the County’s 12 branch library system. Free computer access, training, plus online tutorials are available for independent use.
CAP sites are made possible by combined efforts of federal, provincial and territorial governments, community groups, social agencies, libraries, schools, volunteer groups, and the business community. They are located in public locations and provide Internet access, computer support, and training.
In 1995, Huron County received its first Community Access Program sites. Located in public locations, they provided access to the Internet with new computers and dial-up access. The program was popular with the community.
CAP now serves all of Huron County through the County’s 12 branch library system. Free computer access, training, plus online tutorials are available for independent use.