- Greater Napanee, Frontenac County, and Addington Highlands--by Bell Canada, which has received $483.8 million in provincial funding;
- Frontenac (again), Frontenac Islands, Kingston, Loyalist, Perth, and Westport—by Xplornet Communications Inc.—$240 million in funding;
Other companies receiving funding are: Rogers Communications Canada Inc.—$171 million, Community Network Partners—$150 million, Cogeco Connexion—$74.3 million, Bragg Communication—$69 million, North Frontenac Telephone Company—$39.5 million, and Eh!tel Networks Inc.—$24.7 million,
“Our government has made access to high-speed internet a priority for rural Ontario, and we’re delivering on that commitment,” Minister Lisa Thompson, of the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs (OMAFRA). “Access to high-speed internet will help build Ontario and strengthen communities by helping families stay in touch, enabling them to access the supports they need while providing a much-needed boost to the local economy.”