Community Access Program (CAP) The Community Access Program is part of the federal governments initiative to make Canada the most connected country in the world. It allows people without computers to have an accessible place to surf the net.

Click on the above to go the home page for the Community Access Program

Main Page

Big Grassy Library

Pegamigaabo School

Land Claims

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Our Cap Site In 1998, Big Grassy First Nation received funding from Industry Canada to open a CAP site in the library. The CAP committee used part of the funds to purchase computers, so as to provide Internet Access to community members. We currently have 8 work stations in the library, that community members may use, free of charge. Training Basic Internet and computer training courses are offered periodically, as well as one on one assistance when requested. Cyber Camps Cyber camps are held in both the summer and winter for various age groups.

What is the Community Access Program? The community Access Program (CAP) is a Government of Canada initiative, administered by Industry Canada. It aims to provide Canadians with affordable public access to the Internet and the skills they need to use it effectively. CAP Sites provide the general public, community organizations and small businesses with affordable access to the Internet and related information technologies. Objectives of CAP • promote public awareness of the benefits and opportunities of using information technologies and services • help citizens become better informed through the exchange of ideas and information • assist individuals in the use of services available through information technologies • support on-line delivery of government programs and services • facilitate business activities such as electronic commerce