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The circular economy matters to investment attraction because it addresses the fundamental challenges facing global markets while creating new opportunities for sustainable value creation.

When we talk of rural, we think of remote locations, sparse population, farms, small towns far from urban centers. Rural is often defined by the number of people, the distance from cities, or the amount of open space. But these definitions are constraints, barriers, and limitations. Rural means something more profound than geography or demographics. Rural is a tapestry of values that transcends the boundaries of municipalities or towns.

Rural communities sit at the heart of Canada’s most significant economic shifts in energy, agriculture, and transportation. These regions produce virtually all the energy we use and grow the food we eat, making rural workers essential drivers of economic change.

FLEXNETWORKS HAS BUILT an extensive commercial fibre-optic network in the National Capital Region over the past 11 years, including a significant footprint in the Kanata North technology corridor.

FlexNetworks has now completed the successful expansion of their fibre-optic network to a record number of previously under-served communities, further strengthening our rural economies.