This is an alphabetical list of notable internet service providers in Canada.[1]
Among Canada's biggest internet service providers (ISP) are Bell, Rogers, Telus, and Shaw—with the former two being the largest in Ontario, and the latter two dominating western provinces.[2][3]
List
| Service provider |
Region(s) served |
Parent/owner |
Notes |
| Access Communications |
Saskatchewan |
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| Aurora Cable Internet |
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Acquired by Rogers Communications in 2008. |
| Avetria Networks |
Ontario |
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| Bell Aliant |
Atlantic Canada |
Bell Canada |
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| Bell Internet |
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Bell Canada |
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| Bell MTS |
Manitoba |
Bell Canada |
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| Cable Axion |
Estrie, Montérégie, Beauce, Bellechasse, Les Etchemins, and Lotbinière, QC |
Cogeco |
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| Cablevision du Nord |
Northern Quebec |
Bell Canada |
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| Chebucto Community Net |
Halifax Regional Municipality, NS |
Chebucto Community Net Society |
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| CIK Telecom |
Ontario; Quebec; Alberta; British Columbia; Saskatchewan; Manitoba |
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| Cogeco |
Ontario; Quebec |
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| Comwave |
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| Dery Telecom |
Quebec |
Cogeco |
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| Distributel |
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Bell Canada |
Acquired by Bell Canada, September 2022 [4] |
| Eastlink |
Atlantic Canada |
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| EBOX |
Ontario; Quebec |
Bell Canada |
Acquired by Bell Canada, February 2022[5] |
| Everus Communications |
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| Execulink Telecom |
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| Fido |
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Rogers Communications |
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| MNSi Telecom |
Southern Ontario |
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| National Capital FreeNet |
Ottawa |
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| NorthernTel |
Northern Ontario |
Bell Aliant |
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| Northwestel |
Northern Canada |
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| Novus Entertainment |
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| Ontera |
Northern Ontario |
Bell Aliant |
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| Primus Canada |
Canada |
Distributel |
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| Project Chapleau |
Chapleau, Ontario |
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| Qiniq |
Nunavut |
SSI Micro Ltd. |
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| Rally Internet |
Southern Ontario, Alberta |
Rally Enterprises & Communications Corp. |
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| Rogers Hi-Speed Internet |
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Rogers Communications |
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| SaskTel |
Saskatchewan |
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| Seaside Communications |
Nova Scotia |
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| Shaw |
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Shaw Communications |
Acquired by Rogers Communications (pending approval) |
| Source Cable |
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Rogers Communications |
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| SSI Micro |
Northern Canada |
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| Tbaytel |
Thunder Bay, ON, and surrounding area |
City of Thunder Bay |
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| TekSavvy |
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| Telebec |
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Bell Canada |
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| Telus Internet |
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Telus |
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| Vancouver Community Network |
Vancouver, BC |
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| Vidéotron |
Quebec; New Brunswick; some parts of Eastern Ontario |
Quebecor |
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| Virgin Plus |
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Bell Canada |
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| VMedia |
Ontario; Quebec; Manitoba; Saskatchewan; Alberta; British Columbia |
Quebecor |
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| Wireless Nomad |
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| Xplore Inc |
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A rural fixed wireless broadband service provider |
| Starlink |
Earth |
SpaceX |
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Former ISPs
See also
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