Wireless inequality?

Hooray for Fredericton:

http://www.cbc.ca/consumer/story/2008/01/18/ezone-award.html

However, Fredericton's downtown isn't exactly huge, so I am wondering if the area they provide wireless to in their "Fred-eZone" is smaller, larger or the same size as the wireless access area in downtown Toronto. Of course, I have heard that Toronto's kind of sucks - especially when you're inside. Which brings up another point, though, since downtown Fredericton isn't exactly full of skyscrapers and new, "thick-walled" office buildings.

Something for me to investigate further at a later date if I remember to do so, I guess...