Rogers Xfinity vs Miawpukek First Nation

You’re in control with Rogers Xfinity. Easily manage and protect your home WiFi and connected devices from anywhere, at any time. Included exclusively with Rogers Xfinity Internet plans and bundles with TV/Streaming or Self Protection. If you used the previous Rogers Xfinity (Shaw) app, this app replaces it. • Get our most secure WiFi – turn on Advanced Security for worry-free protection of all connected devices; automatically block online threats 24/7 and get alerts about suspicious activity • Protect your loved ones – activate easy Parental Controls and Active Time Details for added peace of mind • Pause or schedule WiFi whenever you choose – create Downtime Schedules or set Active Time Limits • Test your connections – ensure you’re getting the best WiFi for all your connected devices without having to call tech support • Never forget your WiFi password again – quickly check, update or share your WiFi password • One app that does it all – link and control smart devices like lights, thermostats and door locks, from popular brands • Add Rogers Xfinity Self Protection to any Rogers Xfinity Internet plan and keep an eye on your home with 24/7 self-monitoring right at your fingertips. • Elevate your home WiFi - Add Rogers Xfinity Pro to extend your WiFi range, Boost a Device, stay connected during power outages, and enjoy premium support. Getting Started • Download and install the Rogers Xfinity app on your smartphone • Launch the app and sign in using your MyRogers or MyRogers (Shaw) username and password Requirements • Rogers Xfinity Gateway, included exclusively with Rogers Xfinity Internet plans and bundles • MyRogers or MyRogers (Shaw) username and password to access the app, depending on which option you use for your Rogers Xfinity home services. • App designed for smartphone use only. For more information see rogers.com/rogers-xfinity-app

Miawpukek First Nation is the Mi'kmaq community at Conne River, on Bay d'Espoir along Newfoundland's south coast. There's no charge for the app, and anyone curious about life there can download it. Community events arrive with every detail. A FireSmart session shows how to protect homes from wildfire, the annual turkey hunt has people searching Conne River for a hidden turkey and snapping a selfie for prize draws, and Tails from the Rock invites stories for the Newfoundland Breeding Bird Atlas. Work is a big part of the feed. Postings come from the Nation's own departments and from employers such as Marine Atlantic and Equinox Gold, along with tenders for roofing and renovation projects. Practical notices cover paving and road work, water conservation and boating safety, so residents and visitors know what to expect. Tabs and search make older posts easy to find, the heart keeps favourites handy, events copy straight onto your phone, and alerts flag each new post as it lands. Designed for iPhone and iPad.