This paper addresses the issue of promoting digital inclusion in connection with the revitalization of local communities in the context of the new economy where social networks have an important role. We know that accessing information has become an increasing factor of social and regional inequalities, but, under the leadership of local and community actors, it can also become a basis for strengthening community action and the fight against poverty and exclusion. This is shown by the case of the Carrefour d’éducation populaire de Pointe-Saint-Charles, which works in one of Montreal’s poorest neighbourhoods. This organization reinforces collective empowerment by combining digital solidarity to other collective actions aimed at improving the living conditions of citizens and the revitalization of the community.