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In article <1993Jan12.155148.28881@bmerh85.bnr.ca>
sircomp@bcarh289.bnr.ca (Brian Magee) writes:

>> Hi All:
>>         A while back there was an article in NeXTWORLD all about
>> places where one could get Internet access from. Unfortunately,
>> I'm now in Ottawa and my back-issues are in Calgary. Could some
>> kind soul please send me some numbers to call for info in the
>> Ottawa region? 
>>  ...
>>Rob Parkhill


UUNET Canada is now offering local dialup service in Hamilton,
Ontario and all our services in Montreal, Quebec.

They now have points-of-presence in Toronto, Ottawa, Kitchener, and
London, Ont., and in Montreal, Qc.  They also offer shared dialup
services in Hamilton, Ont.

For information, please contact info@uunet.ca, or telephone them at
(416) 368 6621.   The general information kit is available in ASCII
and PostScript by anonymous ftp at
ftp.uunet.ca:pub/uunet.ca-info/general-info (a portion appears
below.)


Conrad Geiger
International NeXT User Groups (Professionals using object-oriented
technology today!)

P.S.  You might also check with PSI (see the second item below).

__________________________________________________________________

              UUNET Canada General Information

                      January 4, 1993


    UUNET Canada Inc. provides network infrastructure and services
to access the resources of the world-wide Internet/UUCP community.
These resources include USENET news, electronic mail, numerous
Internet file archives and other services.


UUNET(TM) services available to all customers include:


o    Access to all USENET news and a variety of newswire sources.

o    Automatic file retrieval service from Anonymous-FTP archives.

o    Reliable and extensive electronic-mail connectivity.

o    Domain name registration and Internet mail forwarder services.

o    Terminal access to interactive Internet services or remote
     hosts.

o    Attractive discounts on high-speed modems and networking
     hardware.


We also offer AlterNet(TM), our commercial Internet service.  This
provides:


o    Low cost, wide-area networking for organizations that wish to
     interconnect sites in multiple locations within Canada, the
     United States or internationally.

o    An alternative to Datapac-3000 and dedicated long-distance
leased lines for company-internal networking or service provider
access.

o    Real-time, high-speed, multiplexed access to remote people,
     data and information resources, including indexed data access
     and directory services.

o    No usage restrictions on traffic within the Commercial Internet.

o    Access to research, development and education portions of the
     Internet, subject to acceptable use agreements.

o    Multi-protocol   capability   allows   you   to   connect
     proprietary networks at multiple locations.

To subscribe or for further information, please contact:

                    info@uunet.ca

                    UUNET Canada Inc.
                    1 Yonge St., Suite 1400
                    Toronto, Ontario
                    Canada  M5E 1J9

                    +1 416 368 6621 (voice)
                    +1 416 368 1350 (fax)

The general information kit is available in ASCII and PostScript
by anonymous ftp at ftp.uunet.ca:pub/uunet.ca-info/general-info.


________________________________________________________________

			    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact:  John T. Eldredge
	  Director of Sales
	  Performance Systems International, Inc.
	  11800 Sunrise Valley Drive
	  Suite 1100
	  Reston, VA  22091
Voice:	  1 800.82psi82
	  +1 703.620.6651
Fax:	  +1 703.620.4586
E-Mail:	  psilink-info@psi.com

        PSI NOW HAS 157 CITIES FOR DIALUP PSILink IN NORTH AMERICA,
		     INTERNATIONAL ACCESS COMING SOON

Reston, VA - July 14, 1992 - Performance Systems International, Inc.
(PSI) today announced that PSILink(SM), their Internet electronic
mail, FTP and USENET News service package, has been extended to 157
cities throughout the U.S., Canada and Mexico.

PSILink, available for as low as $19 per month, works on any
standard MSDOS PC and is a seamless service that gives users global
access to electronic resources, including 250 million electronic mail
users on the worldwide Internet.  In addition to e-mail capability,
individuals can also send and receive USENET News and do anonymous
file transfers....