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Eeyou Communications Network brings diversified connectivity to global telecommunications networks, Internet highway and service and content providers to promote a wide set of opportunities both at the social and economic levels.
In the evolution of the Northern telecommunications infrastructures, Eeyou Communications Network has for objective to interconnect those regions and to facilitate the transit of data and services.
The Cree Regional Authority with Canada Economic Development envision connecting all offices of the region by Internet.
Creation of the Eeyou Communications Network, a non-profit organization.
Federal Government, Quebec Government, Jamesian group and Cree group conclude and decide to proceed with the construction of Eeyou Communications Network Phase 1 to connect by fibre optic St-Felicien, Mistissini, Chibougamau, Chapais, Ouje-Bougoumou, Waswanipi, Lebel-sur-Quévillon, Matagami, Nemaska, Radisson, Wemindji and Chisasibi.
Beginning of construction of the network.
Beginning of Eeyou Communications Network operations with telecom transport services and Internet Transit, in July.
Major network upgrade with Alcatel-Lucent 7750 equipment.
Eeyou communications Network connectivity to Quebec RITM network for health services. Network expansion to Amos for diversification of connectivity and access to content.
Fiber network expansion to Eastmain and Waskaganish.
Completion of the regional fiber optic ring along the James Bay highway.
Kick-off of the fiber to the home project and implementation of the service in eight communities. Implementation of points of presence in Amos Abitibi and in Montreal.
Connection of Nemaska Lithium mine to the ECN network.
Completion of the FTTH project by connecting the last Jamesian communities.
Eeyou Communications deploys 120km of fiber to connect the Eleonore mine.
Creation of Eeyou Mobility Inc., a partnership between ECN, SSi Micro and the Eeyou Companee.
Important backbone network upgrades between KM381, Chisasibi, Wemindji and Eastmain.
Deployment of Eeyou Mobility Inc.’s mobile network starts.
Eeyou Communications, in partnership with Telus wins bid for renewal of RITM, now named RGT, to service all gov. of Québec facilities in the region.
Eeyou Companee obtains 57M$ in funding from federal and provincial governments to build phases 1 and 2 of the regional highway cellular network.
Connection of Whapmagoostui to ECN’s backbone through the KRG submarine network.
Launch of its new “Open Access” business model, Eeyou Communications opens its network to several suppliers allowing a larger and varied offer.
Completion of the migration of the ECN backbone transport network to 100Gbps interfaces.
Completion of microwave redundancy link connecting Ouje-Bougoumou to Mistissini, improving network robustness in these communities as well as in Chibougamau.
To benefit from reliable and fast internet service at competitive prices, call one of the authorized providers on our network:
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These belong to Eeyou Communications and must remain in place even when moving.
We have a solution! We offer private network service over optical fiber with a quality of service supporting all types of IP traffic, including voice, video and other critical applications.
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We take fiber to your home and resellers provide you with high-speed internet. (Authorized suppliers own the router only)
The best location for a wireless router is an open location, since it allows uniform network coverage.
Using a cable to connect your computer to your router will result in a more stable and patchy connection than WI-FI.
Eeyou Communications is proud to support economic and cultural development in the region by providing access to a state-of-the-art internet network.
The optical fiber carries data by light signals and does not interfere with other fibers of the same cable.