Michael Latymer
Author & Telecom Contributor
Michael’s byline appears on InternetAdvice.ca guides about Canadian internet providers, connection types, plan details, equipment, pricing and real-world limitations. His role also includes telecom and technical input on topics such as fibre, cable, fixed wireless, satellite internet, upload speeds, installation limits and business reliability.
Because internet pricing and availability can change by address, articles avoid treating one plan or provider as the right answer for everyone. Instead, the goal is to explain what readers should compare and what they still need to confirm before ordering service.
Areas Michael Covers
Published and edited by Kelly Hanna
Kelly Hanna publishes and edits InternetAdvice.ca. She handles the site’s consumer comparison research, provider and price checks, page updates, plain-language editing, tools, corrections and publishing standards. Michael remains the named author shown on the site’s articles.
How Articles Are Researched
InternetAdvice.ca is written for practical decisions. A renter, cottage owner, rural household and small business can all need something different from their internet connection, so the research focuses on the details that change the answer.
Primary Source Check
Provider plan pages, support documents, terms and availability information are checked first. Depending on the topic, articles may also use CRTC information, CCTS complaint data, Statistics Canada or other credible sources.
Practical Comparison
Guides look beyond advertised download speed to regular and promotional pricing, upload speed, equipment, contracts, installation limits, connection type and address-level availability.
Updates and Corrections
Important pages are revisited as plans, pricing and policies change. Readers can also flag an outdated price, broken link or factual error so it can be checked and corrected.
How Prices and Provider Claims Are Checked
When an article includes a current plan price or provider feature, InternetAdvice.ca starts with the provider’s own public information. Where possible, regular pricing is separated from short-term promotions, bundle discounts or other conditions.
Availability and final pricing can still vary by province, address, building or account. That is why articles treat published prices as a current reference point rather than a guaranteed quote and remind readers to confirm the details for their exact address before ordering.
Reader reviews and community discussions can be useful for spotting recurring issues, but they are treated as individual experiences rather than proof that every customer will have the same result.
What Michael Covers
Home Internet
Guides for comparing fibre, cable, fixed wireless, 5G home internet and common setup or switching questions.
Rural Internet and Starlink
Practical advice for cottages, farms, rural homes, remote work, backup internet and satellite internet decisions.
Business Internet
Guidance for businesses comparing reliability, upload needs, backup connections, static IPs, service terms and connection types.
Selected Guides
These are good examples of the subjects published under Michael’s byline.
Starlink Plans and Pricing in Canada
Starlink plan types, costs and the situations where satellite internet may make sense.
Starlink for Cottages
Advice for seasonal properties, rural addresses, setup limitations and backup options.
Home Internet Advice
Guides and tools for choosing, switching, troubleshooting and understanding home internet.
Business Internet Advice
Business internet guidance covering reliability, backups, static IPs and connection types.
Internet by City
Canadian city guides with a focus on provider options and address-level availability.
Explore Internet Providers
Provider pages with pricing, connection details, availability notes and practical tradeoffs.
Editorial Independence
InternetAdvice.ca is independently published. The site may earn revenue from display advertising and may use affiliate or referral relationships on some pages, but a commercial relationship does not determine what an article says or where a provider is ranked.
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