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Section 4 - Information and Resources Suggested Books | Surfing the Internet: World Wide Web | CAP Sites | Autism Dictionary and Acronyms Return to Table of Contents Parent Resource Package Section 4 - Information and Resources (Download Section 4) CAP Sites: Community Access Program What is a CAP Site? The Community Access Program (CAP) is a Government of Canada initiative that aims to provide Canadians with affordable public access to the Internet. Through Industry Canada, CAP has helped many communities set up public computer systems that are connected to the Internet. Many CAP sites have staff available to provide computer support and training. Who can use CAP Sites? Anyone! CAP sites were created to help make sure that everyone has access to the "Information Highway" - the Internet. Through community partnerships many rural areas in Nova Scotia have CAP sites for public use. Most CAP sites are free of charge, while some might have a small usage fee. Is there a CAP site in my community? By forming partnerships with many community organizations, Industry Canada has supported the development of over 90 CAP Sites in Western NS. Many rural communities now have public access to the Internet. Click on the link below to download a map that has been provided to help you locate a CAP site in your area. Look for the CAP site sign at schools, in libraries or at other community centers where you live. Download Map: CAP Sites in Western Nova Scotia

Christina Schulze-Allen - EIIS Regional Coordinator Western Regional CAYAC, P.O. Box 520, Middleton Nova Scotia, B0S 1P0 Email: csa.cyiwg@ns.sympatico.ca	Phone: (902) 825-5377   Fax: (902) 825-5379
Supported by Kings Regional Rehabilitation Centre Technical Resource Centre