‘Pretty devastating’: Feds cut funding to free computer program

‘Pretty devastating’: Feds cut funding to free computer program

November 2, 2026 6:26 pm MST.

An Alberta organization that refurbishes computers and gives them to schools, libraries, low-income families and non-profits says they’ve had their federal funding cut and they don’t know why. Edward Djan reports.

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