(Pictou, NS) Seaside High-Speed Internet invites residents to attend a public community meeting at Lyon’s Brook Community Hall on Thursday, September 17th at 7:00 p.m. Seaside will update residents on the status of the Broadband for Rural Nova Scotia (BRNS) project for the north shore communities of Pictou and Colchester.

Residents of the following communities are invited to attend the community centre meeting with any questions they may have regarding the initiative: Bayview, Brule Corner, Brule Point, Brule Shore, Caribou River, Central Caribou, Dufferin, Haliburton, Heathbell, MacKays Corner, Meadowville, Plainfield, Poplar Hill, Rogers Hill, Scotch Hill, Scotsburn, Sunridge, Three Brooks, Toney Mills, Toney River, Waterside and Wilson.

Those of previous meetings have found the forums helpful. Residents and businesses who attended earlier meetings have found the forums helpful. Learn firsthand the complexities of this initiative that will make Nova Scotia one of the most connected jurisdictions in North America.

Seaside will continue to host a series of public meetings every Thursday for the next several weeks across the province. To find the meeting in your area please visit the Seaside calendar.

For more information:
Adam Conter, Communications Director
902 565-3769
adam.conter@seasidehighspeed.com