Buy & Sell

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Now you can buy, sell or trade with other eagleMembers. Cars, boats, tables, chairs... you name it. The eagle.ca Buy/Sell is a great spot to find a bargain or clear out that surplus merchandise. It's for eagleMembers only!

Internet Safety

Canadian Centre for Child Protection

The Canadian Centre for Child Protection is dedicated to the safety of all children. Their goal is to reduce child victimization by providing programs and services to Canadians. They do this through public awareness activities, personal safety education programs and the national tipline to report online sexual abuse of children (Cybertip.ca).

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Protecting our children

Cybertip.ca is Canada's national tipline for reporting the online sexual exploitation of children. If you have information regarding incidents of child pornography, luring, child sex-tourism or child prostitution you can report it anonymously at cybertip.ca.

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Parents Needed

The Internet is a great place for children to learn about the world around them but there are risks. The involvement of parents in making it a safe environment is essential. webAWARE provides the tools you need to help keep your kids safe online.

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Media and youth

Media Awareness Network provides resources and support for everyone interested in media and information literacy. MNet is home to one of the world's most comprehensive collections of media education and Internet literacy resources.

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You can help stop spam

Canada's Task Force on Spam has developed three tips to help you protect yourself and fight spam.

Details

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What do you know about farming?

Did you know that one of every seven jobs in Ontario depends on agriculture? Or that more than 50% of all farmland in Canada is in Ontario and that most farms are family-owned?

If you want to learn more about farming, visit growourfarms.ca.

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In partnership with the Canadian Association of Internet Providers, the Canadian Federation of Independent Business, MTS Allstream and a growing number of telecommunication industry members, eagle.ca has launched the Campaign for Competitive Broadband.

Companies like eagle.ca lease portions of the phone company's network to reach our customers. Canada's two largest phone companies have asked the Federal Cabinet to limit access to telecommunication networks by competitors.

The result would ultimately lead to a reduction in competition for telecommunication services, including Internet access. This would inevitably lead to less choice for consumers and higher prices.

We are asking the Federal Cabinet to deny the Bell/TELUS request and support a request by MTS Allstream which would ensure continued healthy competition in the Canadian telecommunications industry.

We urge you to learn more about the Campaign for Competitive Broadband by visiting our business or consumer campaign websites and show your support by joining the growing number of Canadians asking the federal government to choose competition, innovation and affordability over a return to telephone company monopolies.
• Globe & Mail article
• CBC.ca article
• National Post article

Cell phones and water don't mix

Just like your MP3 player or notebook computer, your wireless phone is a complicated electronic device. Moisture can permanently damage your phone and voids the warranty..

DO NOT operate your phone in the rain, fog or other damp environment.
DO NOT leave your phone outside overnight.
DO NOT use your phone near the pool, hot tub or lake.
DO NOT place your phone anywhere that moisture of any kind may come in contact with it.

Water damage is not covered by the manufacturer's warranty and most water damaged phones cannot be repaired economically. Replacement costs can be many hundreds of dollars. Treat your TELUS phone like you would any valuable high-tech piece of electronic equipment. Caring for your phone.

Rural Broadband

Northumberland County's broadband project will begin construction shortly. Site locations for the wireless network are being negotiated.

eagle.ca is in discussion with the company building the network to ensure we can continue to bring services to eagleMembers over the new network.

If you would like more information as it becomes available, send a message to our broadband provisioning team and we'll contact you just as soon as details become available.

Internet Business Services

Since 1995 eagle.ca has been providing Northumberland businesses with a variety of Internet services.

Whether you need Internet access, domain hosting, email or more, we have the solution for you. Here are just a few of the services we offer:
• DSL high-speed access
• Fibre optic broadband access
• Domain name registrations
• Domain hosting for websites and email
• Internet and network consulting

Contact us at 905-373-9313 or  for more information.

Community Events

Do you have a community event planned? Let us know about it by emailing and we'll post it on our Community Events Calendar!

SPAM and virus filtering for eMail

All eagleMembers receive free junk mail filtering. With spam now over 96% of all email traffic, this free service saves you time and money.

Our Barracuda Spam Firewall also filters your email for viruses. Many new virus attacks are transmitted using email. This is a great way to enhance the virus protection you already have on your computer.

Visit stopspamhere.ca for tips on preventing spam from reaching your inbox.

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