Which internet providers are available, and which is best?
Availability depends on your street. Our internet provider comparison uses the federal National Broadband Data to show which providers and technologies (fibre, cable, fixed wireless) serve each part of the city, with their advertised speeds.
Checked October 1, 2026. Numbers update on their own.
Most of the urban area has both cable and fibre from the large providers, and smaller providers resell on those networks; rural edges may only have fixed wireless or satellite. Advertised speed is not what you get at peak times, so ask neighbours and check whether the plan has a data cap or a contract. The comparison lists providers by area from the federal data.
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Official sources
- ISED: National Broadband Internet Service Availability MapLink checked October 14, 2026
- ISED: high-speed internet for CanadiansLink checked October 14, 2026