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In a recent column in The Toronto Star, Dr. Michael Geist, a law professor at the University of Ottawa and an expert on Internet and e-commerce law, suggested that the various levels of Canadian government should do more to promote the potential of user-generated content.

The Ontario government has launched a new program to bring high-speed telecommunications access to northern and rural communities in the province.