Internet providers in Toronto beyond Rogers and Bell Toronto Bell Rogers
This ISP is engineered by the team behind SpaceX. Starlink is meant to serve rural communities and those who cannot access the Internet by traditional means. The price is a bit steep but the high-speed, low-latency broadband internet that can be accessed across the globe is priced at $140 a month, with a one-time hardware cost of $759.This ISP based out of Montreal serves Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba, Alberta and British Columbia. They offer Internet packages starting as low as $44 a month.
Since Rogers and Bell own a lot of the telecommunications infrastructure, many of the above companies are third-party carriers, re-selling internet services they purchase at a wholesale rate.
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