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Our July feature in the Dockside magazine speaks about Lakeland’s desire to put community first. Whether that means the company’s relationship with employees, customers, or community locals and small businesses, we each gain mutual benefit from engaging with each other.
As Lakeland Networks looks in the rear-view mirror at the successes of the year 2022, we can be proud of the many obstacles that we have endured, and our many accomplishments that have allowed us to make headway.
Our small-town values and atmosphere set us apart from larger city internet service provider companies. Our family, here at Lakeland Networks, is dedicated to the team and is happy to get our surrounding neighbourhoods connected. Read our June 2022 issue in the Dockside magazine to learn more about our happy, hardworking family at Lakeland.
Lakeland Networks’ Information Technology Team ensures that Lakeland staff have secure, functional systems. Each team member plays a crucial, but unique role in reviewing, implementing, and managing core infrastructure and new technological solutions.
This past summer we had the opportunity to be featured in Dockside Magazine throughout the months of May, June, and July. Please read the article from the May edition to learn more about our team members and how we do our best to exceed customer expectations.
On April 18, 2022, Lakeland Networks team member Fraser Burgess competed in the prestigious Boston Marathon. Read Fraser’s recap of race day.
People are often surprised to learn that Lakeland Networks builds, owns, and maintains our own infrastructure. Our network is “our network”, which allows us to set the standard for quality.
The journey to qualify for the Boston Marathon has been transformative for me. I’m looking forward to sharing this accomplishment with a few other amazing Muskoka based runners headed to Boston in April.
Answers to questions on government funding programs with reference to making high speed internet more available.
We’ve all seen the advertising campaigns and social media posts about “Supporting Local,” and if there is one thing the COVID-19 pandemic has taught us, local businesses need our support now more than ever.
