Wi-Fi in the wild OK - Vancouver Sun

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Those who are grumbling about national park visitors being able to connect with the Internet while they connect with nature are on the wrong path.There's nothing requiring visitors to use the Wi-Fi hot spots that are expected to be installed this year ...

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