Internet providers in Southwest
Who reports home internet here, and over what: fibre, cable, DSL, fixed wireless or satellite. From the federal government’s National Broadband Data.
· ISED release NBD 8.79, published October 6, 2026
Home internet
Share = how much of Southwest’s populated area (ISED hexagons with homes) the provider reports serving, any home technology. Speeds by provider are not published.
- Fibre 100%
- DSL 100%
- Fixed wireless 100%
- Mobile (LTE/5G)
- Cable 80%
- Fixed wireless 80%
- Mobile (LTE/5G)
- Cable 80%
Shaw has been owned by Rogers since April 2023; ISED still lists the two networks separately.
- Fixed wireless 100%
- Satellite 100%
- Satellite 100%
Mobile networks
LTE or 5G reported in Southwest: Telus, Rogers, Bell, Freedom Mobile.
Homes that can get 50/10 Mbps
The national target is 50 Mbps down and 10 up. Of the 5 populated hexagons in Southwest, the share of homes in each that can get it:
- over 75% to 100% of homes5 hexagons
About this data
Availability is as reported by providers to Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada for hexagons of about 25 km²; a provider listed in a hexagon may not reach every street or home in it. It is not a guarantee of service: check your address with the provider.
Provider names and links are as ISED lists them; a brand may belong to another company. Check a single address on the National Broadband Map.
Source: Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada, National Broadband Data, release NBD 8.79 (October 6, 2026), Open Government Licence – Canada. Data: /api/v1/internet/providers.
