Connectivity in B.C.
Minister's statement on funding
The Province and the federal government announce $830 million in funding to connect remaining underserved communities in B.C.Read the news release
Projects funded by the Province
Find projects in your community supported by the Connecting British Columbia program.Find out more on our interactive map
Connectivity learning resources
Discover new connectivity planning resources and tools for local and Indigenous governmentsFind out more
Connectivity is critical for everyone in British Columbia regardless of where they live. High-speed internet is needed for many aspects of our daily lives, supporting us to work, learn at home and school, access services and do business. Access to cellular connectivity is also vital, especially along highways, to help us remain connected and safe when we are on the move, and access emergency services when we need them.
Some British Columbians, particularly in rural, remote and Indigenous communities, lack access to high-speed internet or cellular services. The BC Government works to address this by offering funding programs to support connectivity infrastructure expansion. The Province also supports local and Indigenous governments with their connectivity planning.
See the pages below for more information on connectivity and funding programs in B.C.
Community learning and supports

See the Connectivity Fundamentals resources, planning tools, and glossary to learn more and help plan for connectivity in B.C.
Connectivity funding programs

See an interactive map of the connectivity projects made possible with support from the Connecting British Columbia program.
Connectivity coverage in B.C.

Discover the current state of high-speed broadband and cellular connectivity, and hear some stories on how connectivity has transformed communities.
Policy, research and reports

Find our latest policy and reports on connectivity in British Columbia and how this informs our programming.