Prompted by a strong community wide desire to be
connected to the Internet, interested individuals
formed the Dease Lake Internet Society in 1996 in
order to submit a proposal to Industry Canada for
a Community Access Grant. This society included members
of the R.C.M.P., Northern Lights College, Parents
Advisory Council, School District #87 (Stikine) administration
and staff, Dease Lake Lions Club, Tahltan Tribal Council,
Chamber of Commerce and local business. The mandate
of the Dease Lake Internet Society is to facilitate
use of the Internet Dease Lake.
Since then, the Dease Lake Internet Society has continued
to grow and to increase survice to the Dease Lake
community. The Society also provides free Internet
access to community members through the Northern Lights
College's computer lab. The society now has over 100
subscribers, in a community of 650 people.
Free Public Internet
Access at the
NLC Learning Centre Lab in Dease
Lake
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Free Public Internet Access!
The Dease Lake Internet Society,
in cooperation with Northern Lights College
Learning Centre, provides free public Internet
Access from both the NLC Campus computer lab,
and from the Dease Lake Public Library. For
public internet access hours, please see time
table below.
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Free Public Internet Access Schedule
for Northern Light College
Any questions
please call 771-5500
(Please note that on Wednesday and Thursday
nights 17:30 - 21:00, you can also register or pay for
any Northern Lights College course.)
CyberCamps!!!
Free Internet Training for Dease Lake
Internet Society Members
The Dease Lake Internet Society and the
Northern Lights College are proud to offer: Free
Internet Training! Student Frank Sayre will be teaching
several different classes on using the Internet, Advanced
Internet, Web Page Development, and Safe Surfing. These
classes will only be taught if we have enough interest
to run the class, so send us an
e-mail today to book your spot!
Support Page:
TheDLIS support page has information about setting up
your computer to access the Internet, use POP3 E-mail,
and safely surf the 'net.
Dease Lake Internet
Society Thanks the following organizations for their
continued support
