It’s one of the biggest and most important environmental remediations in Canadian history. When the massive Sydney Tar Ponds and Coke Ovens cleanup is finished in the next couple of years, it will bring to an end a defining chapter in Cape Breton’s industrial history and will see the beginnings of a new green space for the Cape Breton Regional Municipality.

To complete the monumental job, the Sydney Tar Ponds Agency (STPA) has enlisted the help of some cutting edge technology, including leading communications systems, thanks to an innovative digital wireless installation by Nova Communications.Read Full Story...

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The Motorola DTR650 is perfect for onsite communication for businesses, schools, and hotels. Enhanced coverage, battery life, and audio quality are some of the advantages of the DTR650 digital on-site two-way radios.

The better a team communicates, the more efficiently it operates. Motorola DTR Series digital on-site two-way radios are the power tools that enable that communication. Unlike alternative technologies, there are no monthly fees. No service towers. No per-minute charges. Moreover, these durable on-site two-way radios help businesses keep operations on schedule, maximize job shift productivity, enhance security and increase overall customer satisfaction.

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In creating the rural broadband initiative, Nova Scotia recognized that broadband access was as much an integral part of life as electricity or running water. The project was announced in December, 2007, and the government set an aggressive goal of 100 percent broadband connectivity.

After much research and planning, the province and its service provider partners determined that fixed wireless technology was the optimum solution for providing high quality rural service quickly, reliably and cost-effectively. Leveraging proven Motorola fixed wireless point-to-point (PTP) and point-to-multipoint (PMP) broadband technologies, over the next three years the team set out to perform the ambitious task of bringing broadband connectivity, and all its enormous social and economic benefits, to residents living in the most beautiful, yet most rugged parts of the province.