Bell Canada will spend $1.4 billion on a Toronto infrastructure project it calls the most incredible transformation of broadband ever seen. Bell Canada to give Toronto world's fastest Internet ...

TORONTO – Canadian phone giant Bell Canada has backed away from using Internet traffic-shaping technology to thwart bandwith hogs. Bell Canada in a December 19 letter to the CRTC, the country ...

In order to offer 1 gigabit-per-second of Internet speed in Toronto, BCE Inc. 's BCE subsidiary Bell Canada plans to roll out a Gigabit Fibe service.

TORONTO, June 25, 2015 /CNW Telbec/ - Bell Canada today announced it will deliver gigabit-per-second Internet speeds to homes and businesses across the City of Toronto with the new Gigabit Fibe ...

Bell Canada will raise its broadband internet prices by $5 a month in Ontario starting this April, with overage charges going from $3 to $4 extra per gigabyte, according to the Canadian Press.

Bell Canada has officially launched its new internet TV product — Fibe TV. The move comes on the heels of last week's news that Bell parent BCE Inc. was buying all of conventional TV network CTV.

Toronto will soon have the fastest internet on the planet, Bell Canada announced on Thursday. The telecommunications company will introduce its new internet service, called Gigabit Fibe, to 1.1 ...

Telus is calling out rivals Bell and Rogers for what it describes as anti-competitive behaviour that’s hurting consumers and ...

Last month, Bell announced that it will be rolling out its 8Gbps symmetrical internet fibre connection in September, and now the carrier is delivering. The Quebec-based network announced today that it ...

Canada’s largest telecommunications company, Bell Canada, said Monday that it will buy Northwest internet and cable TV provider Ziply Fiber for $5 billion in cash and assumed debt.

Bell Canada’s win here is more narrow thanks to the competition it sees from ISPs like TekSavvy and Rogers. Prince Edward Island only has two ISPs that come up in our data for 2024.

Internet providers in Toronto go far beyond Rogers and Bell. If you're looking for a reliable internet service that's also affordable, there are numerous options in the city.