About InternetAdvice.ca

Our Mission

Choosing internet in Canada can be harder than it should be. Prices change, promo rates expire, availability depends on the exact address, and the fastest plan on paper is not always the best fit for a home, apartment, cottage, or small business.

InternetAdvice.ca exists to make that decision easier. We explain the differences between fibre, cable, fixed wireless, 5G home internet, satellite internet, and reseller plans in plain language.

Our goal is simple: help readers ask better questions before they order internet service.

Who Runs InternetAdvice.ca

InternetAdvice.ca is published and edited by Kelly Hanna, with telecom review and technical input from Michael Latymer on provider guides, Starlink articles, rural internet pages, and business internet content. You can learn more on our author and reviewer page.

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Kelly Hanna

Editor, Publisher & Consumer Comparison Researcher

Kelly runs InternetAdvice.ca and manages the site’s publishing, research, page design, editing, and consumer comparison work. Her focus is helping Canadian readers understand internet choices in a practical way, especially when plan pages, promotions, and provider coverage maps do not tell the whole story.

Kelly reviews articles for clarity, usefulness, reader intent, internal linking, and whether the advice is easy to act on.

Michael Latymer

Telecom Contributor & Technical Reviewer

Michael helps review InternetAdvice.ca guides for network, provider, and technical accuracy. His review focuses on practical issues such as fibre, cable, fixed wireless, satellite internet, upload speeds, address-level availability, installation limits, and business reliability.

Meet our authors and reviewers

What We Cover

We focus on Canadian internet decisions where readers often need more context than a provider sales page gives them.

How We Research Internet Providers

Internet availability in Canada is local. A provider can be excellent at one address and unavailable, slower, or less practical a few blocks away. That is why our guides avoid one-size-fits-all claims.

• We check official provider information first. Provider websites, plan pages, availability tools, support pages, and terms are our starting point.
• We consider the connection type. Fibre, cable, DSL, fixed wireless, 5G, and satellite do not perform the same way.
• We look at real-life limits. Upload speeds, equipment fees, promo expiry dates, building wiring, installation limits, and contract terms can matter as much as download speed.
• We use cautious wording. Availability depends on the exact address, building, and unit. We do not claim that a provider is available everywhere in a city or province.
• We update important guides when provider details change. Internet pricing, plan names, and availability can change quickly.

Our Editorial Standards

Every guide on InternetAdvice.ca is written for real readers first. We try to make each article practical, cautious, and easy to use.

• Independence: Provider payments do not decide our recommendations.
• Clear tradeoffs: We explain when a cheaper plan, faster plan, rural plan, reseller plan, or business plan may not be the right fit.
• Address-level caution: We remind readers to check availability at their exact address, building, or unit before ordering.
• Corrections: If we find an error, we update the page so readers are not relying on old or incorrect information.

Read our full Editorial Policy

How InternetAdvice.ca Makes Money

InternetAdvice.ca is an independent publishing site. The site may earn revenue from display advertising, and some pages may include clearly disclosed affiliate or referral links where appropriate.

Provider payments do not control our recommendations. We aim to explain the best fit by reader situation, not by which company pays the most.

When money relationships exist, they should be disclosed clearly on the relevant page.

Helpful Starting Points

If you are new to the site, these pages are good places to start.

Contact and Corrections

Reader questions, correction requests, and provider detail updates are welcome. Internet plans change often, and local availability can vary by address.

To contact the site, visit the contact page. For privacy information, read the privacy policy.