Community Access Program

The Canada Newfoundland and Labrador Community Access Program (CNL-CAP) is a joint initiative of the federal and provincial governments to help people in communities across Newfoundland and Labrador achieve the economic and social benefits that are available through the Information Highway. The program is part of Connecting Canadians, a national strategy to make Canada the most electronically connected country on earth.

CNL-CAP provides funding to communities to help establish and operate public Internet access sites. These sites are known as Community Access Centers (CAC's).

There are seven CAC's located along the Baccalieu Trail that provide access to various services such as scanning, printing, computer applications, Internet access and digital cameras.  People use the Internet at the CAC's to find a job, research and learn, shop, communicate with others and connect with government and community on-line services.

Baccalieu Trail Community Access Centers

Bay Roberts Public Library
P.O. Box 610
Bay Roberts, NF A0A 1G0
(709) 786-9629

Brigus Public Library
General Delivery
Brigus, NF A0A 1K0
(709) 528-3156 / 4770

Carbonear Public Library
P.O. Box 928
Carbonear, NF A1Y 1C4
(709) 596-3382

Harbour Grace War Memorial Library
P.O. Box 40
Harbour Grace, NF A0A 2M0
(709) 596-3894

St. Peter's School
P.O. Box 100
Upper Island Cove, NF A0A 4E0
(709) 589-2464

Cabot Academy
P.O. Box 39
Western Bay, NF A0A 4J0
(709) 598-2270

Whitbourne Public Library
P.O. Box 400
Whitbourne, NF A0B 3K0
(709) 759-2461