Canada Internet Speed Map

Prices and speeds for Alberta and BC verified November 3, 2026.

Hover over a province or city to see the fastest home internet each provider sells there, which technology it runs on, and a link to the plans. Alberta and British Columbia speeds were verified on TELUS, Rogers, Oxio and TekSavvy websites on November 3, 2026; other provinces are indicative and should be confirmed at your address.

Fastest home internet by province (November 2026)

Province / territoryFastest advertised planDownloadTechnologyStatus
AlbertaTELUS PureFibre 5 Gig5 GbpsFibreVerified on telus.com, Nov 3, 2026
British ColumbiaTELUS PureFibre 5 Gig5 GbpsFibreVerified on telus.com, Nov 3, 2026
SaskatchewanRogers Xfinity Premier 2G (SaskTel infiNET 1 Gig is the fibre option)2 GbpsCable / FibreIndicative
ManitobaBell MTS Gigabit Fibe 3.03 GbpsFibreIndicative
OntarioBell Gigabit Fibe 8.0, Rogers 8 Gbps, Beanfield 8 Gbps (select fibre zones; 3 Gbps widely)8 GbpsFibreIndicative
QuebecBell Gigabit Fibe 8.0 (select zones); Videotron Helix 2.5 GIGA8 GbpsFibreIndicative
New BrunswickBell Gigabit Fibe 3.0 / Rogers 3 Gbps3 GbpsFibreIndicative
Nova ScotiaBell Gigabit Fibe 3.03 GbpsFibreIndicative
Prince Edward IslandBell Gigabit Fibe 1.51.5 GbpsFibreIndicative
Newfoundland and LabradorBell Gigabit Fibe 3.0 / Rogers 3 Gbps3 GbpsFibreIndicative
YukonNorthwestel Unlimited Fibre 1 Gbps (Whitehorse)1 GbpsFibreIndicative
Northwest TerritoriesNorthwestel Unlimited Fibre 1 Gbps (Yellowknife)1 GbpsFibreIndicative
NunavutStarlink Residential250 MbpsSatelliteIndicative

"Verified" means we checked the price and speed on the provider's own website on the date shown. "Indicative" means the figure comes from the provider's published plan pages and should be confirmed at your address. Speeds are advertised maximums, and the fastest tier is usually only sold in fibre-to-the-home zones.

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