Canadian ISP Reviews

Review Your Internet Provider

Help other Canadians choose better internet by sharing what your provider is really like. A useful review includes your city, your plan, your real speeds, your bill experience, and whether you would choose the same ISP again.

Important: Choose the provider below before writing your review. This helps keep Bell reviews with Bell, Rogers reviews with Rogers, Starlink reviews with Starlink, and so on.

Why your ISP review helps

Internet providers often advertise fast speeds, low promotional prices, and reliable service. Real customers can explain what actually happens after installation, during peak hours, and when the first bill arrives.

Real speeds

Tell readers what speed you actually get compared with the speed you were sold.

Billing clarity

Share whether the price stayed fair or jumped after a promotion ended.

Support quality

Explain whether support was helpful, slow, confusing, or easy to deal with.

Choose the provider you want to review

Use the provider links below to open the correct review form. This keeps each review attached to the right ISP category.

Write your review

Open your provider below and submit your review. Try to include your city or region, the plan you pay for, your actual speeds, and whether the bill matched what you expected.

Bell Canada Open Bell form
Rogers Communications Open Rogers form
Telus Communications Open Telus form
Shaw Home Internet Open Shaw form
SaskTel Open SaskTel form
TekSavvy Open TekSavvy form
Other Canadian provider Open other provider form

What to include in a helpful review

A short review is fine, but the most useful ISP reviews are specific. These details help people decide whether the provider is a good fit for their home.

Helpful details

  • Your city, town, or region
  • Your internet plan and advertised speed
  • Your real download, upload, and ping speeds
  • Whether service slows down at night

Experience details

  • Installation experience
  • Customer support experience
  • Outages or reliability problems
  • Any bill increases or hidden fees

Recent internet provider reviews

Read recent reviews from Canadian internet customers. As your provider pages grow, you can move provider-specific review lists directly onto each ISP page.

No Title

May 26, 2026

Hello,

Your market is being trained into AI

Right now, businesses in every industry are training AI to:

– Respond to customer questions without delay

– Capture leads automatically

– Separate casual visitors from ready-to-act prospects

– Handle repetitive support

– Replace friction on websites

Meanwhile most websites still depend on:

– “Browse pages̶1;

– Navigate menus instead of asking direct questions

– Submit forms and wait

That way of handling visitors is becoming outdated fast.

The businesses training AI today will own customer attention tomorrow.

Customers are not patient browsers anymore. They ask direct questions.

And companies that cannot answer instantly will lose attention to the ones that can.

See it in action now:

https://theolleh.com

Regards,

— Timothy Philip

Olleh

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58 William Road, Fort Edward, CA, USA, 90904

Timothy Philip

Xplore Kinmount area rural service as advertised on their site

May 19, 2026

I have dealt with Xplore for 3 years and they recently changed over their satellite service. I am in a rural town outside of Kinmount. My neighbor across the street has Xplore and despite 3 years of service was denied due to limitations of their “stop and sell” on their satellite service. This is very poor quality and false/misleading representation of their product despite a new satellite system. They advertise free professional installation which is not true. They said it was $150 but they would reduce it to $59 since I was a returning customer and then offered the 100 mbps for $99 a month plus tax for a year and if I wanted a phone would be another $10 month. Their advertisement does state $39 for 3 months and then $70 a month. I was notified a day after arranging service that they can no longer provide internet service as their satellite is full.

Louise Bowers

No Title

May 16, 2026

Hey,

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If you’d like to explore it, you can start here:

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Best regards,,

Jeannine Kalman

Letstok AI

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85 Rue Des Dunes, Sherrill, CA, USA, 93957

Jeannine Kalman

No Title

May 13, 2026

Hi there,

The static website era is ending

A lot of businesses still see their website as a collection of pages.

Visitors do not behave that way anymore.

Customers treat websites like conversations now.

They arrive with intent. Questions. Urgency.

If they cannot get answers quickly, they leave.

No follow-up. No second attempt. No loyalty.

Just revenue that could have been captured but was not.

The hard truth is simple:

A website without AI interaction will soon feel as outdated as a business without a mobile website.

This is not coming later. It has already begun.

The newer standard is conversation. The old standard is passive pages.

– See what an AI-powered website looks like: https://theollehai.com

Cheers,

Ray Casas

OllehAI

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Fagradalsbraut 44, Mayville, CA, USA, 90815

Ray Casas

telus internet

May 7, 2026

so i have been with TELUS INTERNET FOREVER AND HAVE NEVER RECIVED A BILL IN THE MAIL AMD HAVE ALWAYS PAID 100.00 A MONTH ON MY BILL. THEN THIS YEAR IN APRIL 2026 I GET A NOTIFACATION THAT I OWE 543.16 SO I CALL AND I ASKED WHY. THEY INFORMED ME THAT SINCE LAST DECEMBER MY BILL WENT UP TO 190.00 A MONTH . WITHOUT INFORMING ME WITHOUT A PHONE CALL AND WITHOUT A BILL.. WHEN I CALLED I DID ASK TO TALK TO A SUPERVISER AND THEY REFUSED TO GET ME ONE . I REFUSED TO PAY AND SAID I WANT THIS BILL CANCLED AND WANT TO PAY WHAT UESD TO LIKE 120.00 . WOULD ALSO STILL LIKE TO TALK TO A SUPERVISOR .

GWEN FLOHR

Rogers is seriously overcharging customers

May 6, 2026

I had four home services with them — TV, Home Phone, Security, and Internet — for $135/month total.

When I decided to cancel everything except the Internet, they wanted $120/month just for Internet service.

Their customer service kept repeating, “That’s the market price.”

Is $120 for Internet alone really considered market price?

I cancelled all my services.

Goodbye, Rogers.

Farid

Horrible

April 27, 2026

Non-functional internet and terrible customer support.

Anonymous

Bell

March 14, 2026

It has been a good service

Kelly

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need to include my full address?

No. Please do not share your full address. Your city, town, neighbourhood, or region is enough to help other readers.

Can I leave a negative review?

Yes, as long as it is honest and based on your real experience. Specific details about billing, outages, speed, or support are more helpful than general complaints.

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Why do you ask which provider I am reviewing?

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