The inaugural episode, Beyond Broadband: What Connectivity Means to Rural Communities, features Tamara Moellenberg of ReD Associates. The discussion centers on the intersection of artificial intelligence, remote work, and the necessity of tailoring infrastructure to the specific lived experiences of rural residents. PomeGran CEO Dr. Kalai S. Kalaichelvan notes that the project aims to facilitate deeper discourse between industry leaders, government officials, and community members regarding the future of digital equity.
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PomeGran Debuts The Fibre Files to Map Rural Connectivity
Broadband infrastructure provider PomeGran Inc. has launched a podcast series titled The Fibre Files, shifting the focus from technical specifications to the human impact of high-speed internet. Hosted by broadcaster Sam Laprade, the show examines how digital access reshapes economic development, education, and entrepreneurship in underserved rural regions.
Future episodes will feature insights from figures such as Rob Barlow of revQuotient and Peter Politis, Mayor of Cochrane, Ontario. The series is produced to highlight the strategic mission of PomeGran and its consumer brand, NIVO, as they expand fibre-centric networks across Quebec and Northern Ontario. The podcast is currently available for streaming on Spotify and via NIVO’s YouTube channel.
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