A Special Trip for reBOOT Canada Computers
From left to right in the photo above: Mr. Chipo Chiiya (Deputy Mayor, Mazabuka District), Mrs Banda (teacher), Mrs. Simwakale (teacher), Mrs. Mulemwa Ufwenuka (teacher holding laptop), Mr. Simwakale (Headteacher), Mr. Bright Namwaanga (community member),
reBOOT Canada Makes Personal Computing Accessible To Everyone
How do you file your taxes? Pay your bills? Reload your Presto pass (if you live in Toronto)? Pay your parking tickets (if you’re me!) Sign up for courses? Find that dream job posting?
Computer Recycling – What To Do With That Used Gadget
Computer recycling and donations; What happens to the devices? When people come by and drop off their used computers and electronics, after we’ve got some information we need to provide a tax receipt (if
Used Computers Give You More, For Less
Buying a computer is an important decision: depending on what you need your computer to do, it can be an expensive one, too. Whether you plan to use your PC to watch cat videos
reBOOT Canada’s ‘Class of 2018’
The passing year has seen a number of new faces at reBOOT Canada. Arriving as fresh-faced high school coop placements (Brayden, Cameron, Evan, Isaac, George, and Justin) and Youth Tool Kit interns (Destiny and Nicole),
2018 – A Year in Review
2018 - A Year in Review reBOOT Canada has lots to be grateful for in 2018 Starting with crack teams in Toronto, Peterborough and Mississauga - and thanks also to