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Information And Communication Technologies And Aboriginal Peoples In Canada: Information Seeking, Community Building, And Access Challenges In Geographically And Socially Marginalized Populations

Kathryn M. Kimery    
Samad Amirkhalkhali    

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People are coming to rely on Information and Communications Technologies (ICT) to provide them with access to education, healthcare, and government and community services. This paper presents a brief introduction to Aboriginal populations in Canada and the current state of ICT access and adoption among these groups.

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