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Top-rated internet providers in Canada

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Top Rated
TekSavvy
4.2 (3,841 reviews)
AVG DOWNLOAD
87 Mbps
AVG UPLOAD
18 Mbps
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Best Speed
Bell Fibe
3.8 (11,204 reviews)
AVG DOWNLOAD
312 Mbps
AVG UPLOAD
290 Mbps
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Mixed Reviews
Rogers Ignite
3.3 (9,872 reviews)
AVG DOWNLOAD
260 Mbps
AVG UPLOAD
24 Mbps
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Best West
Telus PureFibre
4.0 (6,553 reviews)
AVG DOWNLOAD
450 Mbps
AVG UPLOAD
440 Mbps
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Best Quebec
Videotron
3.9 (4,219 reviews)
AVG DOWNLOAD
220 Mbps
AVG UPLOAD
20 Mbps
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Regional
Cogeco
3.5 (2,107 reviews)
AVG DOWNLOAD
180 Mbps
AVG UPLOAD
15 Mbps
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DOWNLOAD SPEED
87.4 Mbps
35% of 250 Mbps plan
UPLOAD SPEED
12.1 Mbps
24% of promised upload

What Canadians are saying

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TekSavvy DSL May 2026
Finally an ISP that doesn't nickel-and-dime you

Switched from Rogers after 8 years and I'm kicking myself for not doing it sooner. Speeds are consistent, no throttling, and their support actually picks up the phone.

Bell Fibe 1.5G Apr 2026
Blazing fast, but customer service needs work

The speeds are genuinely incredible for a home connection. I work from home and have had zero downtime in 6 months. Customer service wait times are brutal though — expect 45+ minutes.

Rogers Ignite 500 Apr 2026
Paying for 500 Mbps, getting 120 Mbps

Three technician visits, zero resolution. During peak hours (6–9pm) speeds drop to unusable levels. They acknowledged congestion in my area but offered no ETA on a fix. Looking to switch.

rogers Rogers Ignite Internet 500 Unlimited May 2026
Fast speeds and reliable connection, but a bit pricey

I’ve been using Rogers Ignite 500 for about 2 years in downtown Toronto, and overall the experience has been solid. The download speeds are consistently close to what’s advertised, especially during evenings when multiple devices are streaming or gaming at the same time. Upload speeds are decent for video calls and cloud backups, though not as strong as fibre providers.

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Common questions

There's no single answer — it depends heavily on your location, budget and what matters most to you. Telus PureFibre consistently tops reliability rankings in western Canada. TekSavvy leads on value. Bell Fibe wins on raw speed in Ontario. Use our postal code search for the most accurate comparison for your address.
ISPs advertise "up to" speeds, which are theoretical maximums. Real speeds depend on network congestion (especially 6–10pm), your modem/router quality, Wi-Fi interference, and the distance from your home to the nearest node. Run our speed test at different times to identify peak congestion issues.
Yes — indie ISPs (also called MVNOs or wholesale ISPs) use the same physical infrastructure as Bell or Rogers but resell access. The network itself is identical; the difference is in customer service, pricing, and contract terms. Many users report better experiences with indie ISPs precisely because they compete on service quality.
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