Eastlink was selected to serve the southern portion of Nova Scotia in 2006 by the provincial government under the BRNS initiative -- an initiative to provide rural Nova Scotian's with 1.5Mbps internet service via Canopy 900MHz, then "comparable" to such broadband services offered in urban areas.
The project was to be completed by 2009 -- yet to this day Eastlink has yet to complete the project and it appears it will never be.
Now, Eastlink is just announcing that customers on the system will have a 15GB data cap beginning August 1st: »
www.eastlink.ca/ruralcon ··· ect.aspxWhat a waste of 900MHz :P They saturate the spectrum yet offer less usage than the cellular providers.