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To: Marc Fortier who wrote (31)	3/21/2000 9:50:00 PM
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NR TODAY: Following is tthe current news release from Total Telcom Inc. This initiative moves the Company into a new and under-serviced target market. Management looks forward to the significant revenue opportunities this area of business will provide. Please contact me if you require further information. The formatted Microsoft Word version of this news release is attached. Patrick Starr ASE Investor Relations Inc. Phone: 780-423-0199 Toll free: 888-423-0199 Fax: 780-463-1396 e-mail: ase.investorrelations@home.com NEWS RELEASE (FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE) Total Telcom Inc. Announces Fort St. John to Edmonton as Fiber Optic Corridor EDMONTON, March 21, 2000 -TOTAL TELCOM INC. is pleased to announce today that it will proceed with its plan to build, own and operate a Fiber Optic Corridor that will extend from Fort St. John, BC to Edmonton, Alberta. This corridor will extend approximately 420 route miles, and is expected to provide in excess of 20,000 fiber miles. In addition to recently closing an $8 million financing, TTI has been registered as a Non Dominant Carrier by the CRTC which places Total Telcom in a position to sell, lease or swap Bandwidth and Dark Fiber along this corridor. Construction is expected to start this spring. Total Telcom CEO Craig Baker reports that negotiations are currently under way with a number of potential key (anchor) clients that are interested in bandwidth and/or leasing dark fiber along this strategic corridor. TTI has identified the need in Rural Communities to have access to high speed Broadband communications links to the technology world and today these communities are under serviced. Baker reports that this strategic initiative significantly moves TTI forward towards executing its business plan to become a significant Broadband Service Provider in Rural Canada.

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