The Digital Divide is the gap between those with reliable and effective access to internet and infromtaion technology, and those with limited or no access. 

The Community Access Program (C@P), an initiative of the government of Canada, provides “Internet access to those who would not normally have it due to economic, social or geographic barriers. Currently 40 C@P sites in the Halifax Regional Municipality (HRM) provide urban and rural communities affordable access to computers and the internet.”

C@P currently has an online survey that wants to find out where you stand in the Digital Divide. You can pop by the Halifax Regional C@P site to check them out, and link to the survey directly here.