Internet options in Canada are highly address-specific. Two homes in the same city can have different connection types and different plan options depending on building wiring, neighbourhood infrastructure, and the local network.
Use the postal code tool below as a quick starting point. If you want a definitive answer for your exact street address, you can also contact us and we’ll confirm availability.
Tip: Postal code results are most reliable in urban and suburban areas. If your result looks unclear, use the Contact form and we can check your exact address.
Browse by province to see city pages, notes, and local guidance. (Plan availability can vary by exact address.)
Looking for a specific city? Start at Locations, or use the postal code tool above.
In most communities, the physical “last-mile” network (the lines to your home) was originally built for cable TV or telephone service. In many areas, more than one provider can offer plans over the same underlying network, but plan terms, support experience, and pricing can still vary.
Real-world performance also depends on Wi-Fi quality in your home (router placement, interference, and device limits).
If you want, you can ask us to confirm what’s actually available at your address before ordering: Contact.
Availability is address-specific. The postal code tool is a helpful first step, but the most accurate result comes from checking the exact service address. If you want, contact us and we can confirm.
For many households, yes. A stable connection and decent upload speed often matter more than chasing the highest advertised download number.
Sometimes. Compatibility depends on the plan and the local network requirements. If you’re unsure, ask before you order.
Many plans in the market include promotional pricing that expires. Always check the regular monthly price and any extra fees.
