Canadians

[Rick305]

Do you have Verizon and Sprint service in Canada?

If not

What companys offer wireless internet access for a laptop?

I really couldn't find what I was looking for on the subject.

Thank You

[Zurvan]

We have Sprint here, but I don't know for sure who does the wireless internet access. Check Rogers.com, they're a big time service provider.

[Cry Me A River]

What part of the country?

The big cable ISPs are Videotron (Quebec), Shaw (Western Canada + Northern Ontario) and Rogers (rest of the country).

Oh and Bell for DSL.

Do you mean wireless throughout the city? I don't think anyone does that. Users set up their own wireless router (ISP is irrelevant) at home and uses hotspots like Starbucks elsewhere.

[Muxy]

free WIFI in my city. I think it is provided by Rogers.

Fredericton, NB

[Rick305]

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What part of the country?

The big cable ISPs are Videotron (Quebec), Shaw (Western Canada + Northern Ontario) and Rogers (rest of the country).

Oh and Bell for DSL.

Do you mean wireless throughout the city? I don't think anyone does that. Users set up their own wireless router (ISP is irrelevant) at home and uses hotspots like Starbucks elsewhere.

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I mean wireless broadband internet.

Do they have that in canada?

[Cry Me A River]

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I mean wireless broadband internet.


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http://www.canadianisp.com/

[PickyTooth]

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What part of the country?

The big cable ISPs are Videotron (Quebec), Shaw (Western Canada + Northern Ontario) and Rogers (rest of the country).



Oh and Bell for DSL.

Do you mean wireless throughout the city? I don't think anyone does that. Users set up their own wireless router (ISP is irrelevant) at home and uses hotspots like Starbucks elsewhere.

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I mean wireless broadband internet.

Do they have that in canada?

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No not yet

[Rick305]

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No not yet

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I know sprint has it.

[Smedom]

i'm pretty sure telus has it, in southern ontario