Winnipeg Internet Providers – Reviewed [2026]

Bell MTS is the dominant ISP in Manitoba, offering true fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) in expanding areas of Winnipeg. Since Bell acquired MTS in 2017, they’ve invested heavily in Manitoba’s infrastructure, including launching Gigabit Fibe 3.0 — the fastest internet in the province with symmetrical 3 Gbps speeds.

Where pure fibre isn’t available yet, Bell MTS uses fibre-to-the-node (FTTN) technology, delivering speeds up to 100 Mbps over copper to your home. The downside? You’ll typically need a 2-year contract for the best rates, and prices can feel steep compared to resellers. But if raw speed and reliability are your priority, Bell MTS is hard to beat.

Bell MTS Fibe Internet Plans

Rogers acquired Shaw in April 2023, bringing Shaw’s extensive Western Canadian cable infrastructure under the Rogers brand (now marketed as “Rogers Xfinity”). In Winnipeg, Rogers uses a hybrid fibre-coaxial (HFC) network that delivers reliable speeds up to 1.5 Gbps download.

In select Winnipeg neighbourhoods, Rogers is rolling out true fibre-to-the-home with speeds up to 8 Gbps — the fastest in Canada. While upload speeds on cable are limited compared to Bell MTS fibre, Rogers offers competitive pricing and good bundle options if you’re also a Rogers Wireless customer.

Rogers Xfinity Internet Plans

oxio is a Quebec-based reseller that’s built a loyal following across Canada, including Manitoba. With a 4.59/5 rating on PlanHub (the highest of any provider in Winnipeg), oxio has earned a reputation for transparent pricing and excellent customer experience.

What sets oxio apart: your price is locked forever — no surprise increases after a promotional period. They include a free Eero 6 router, offer no contracts, and have a 60-day money-back guarantee. The trade-off? Support is 100% digital (chat, email, SMS) with no phone support, and they use Rogers/Shaw cable infrastructure so speeds top out at 1 Gbps with limited upload.

oxio Internet Plans

TekSavvy has been around for over 25 years and built its reputation on consumer advocacy and transparent pricing. They’re the ISP that regularly fights at the CRTC for lower wholesale rates — which benefits all Canadians, not just their customers.

In Winnipeg, TekSavvy offers cable and DSL plans using the Rogers/Shaw infrastructure. Their pricing is straightforward with no contracts, and they’re known for good customer service with actual phone support. The cheapest plans in Winnipeg start at just $29.95/month for 30 Mbps — perfect for light users.

TekSavvy Internet Plans (Manitoba)

Wakey is a newer Canadian ISP built by the same team behind GETUS Internet. They’re a Rogers reseller operating under the TPIA agreement, offering competitive prices with no contracts and transparent billing.

What makes Wakey unique: they donate to Humane Canada to support animal welfare, they require no credit checks, and they include a Wi-Fi 6 router with every plan at no extra cost. In Winnipeg specifically, they offer enhanced upload speeds (up to 200 Mbps) in some areas — better than most cable resellers.

Wakey Internet Plans

Starlink, SpaceX’s satellite internet service, has been a game-changer for rural Manitobans. Using a constellation of low-Earth orbit (LEO) satellites, Starlink delivers speeds of 100-220 Mbps with latency low enough for video calls and gaming — something traditional satellite could never achieve.

For urban Winnipeg residents, Starlink probably isn’t the best choice since cable and fibre options are faster and cheaper. But if you’re in rural Manitoba, on an acreage outside the city, or at a cottage, Starlink is worth serious consideration. Bonus: Manitoba qualifies for Starlink’s Regional Savings program — equipment is just $99 (normally $759).

GETUS Communications has been serving Winnipeg since 2015, offering both internet and TV through their CipherTV service. They now handle sales and support for AEBC customers too, which means a larger local presence and better support infrastructure.

What makes GETUS interesting is their TV + internet combo — CipherTV has been available in Winnipeg since 2016 with regional channels included. If you want to bundle and avoid Bell or Rogers, GETUS is one of the few indie options with real TV packages. No contracts, no credit checks, and upload speeds up to 200 Mbps in Winnipeg.

GETUS Internet Plans

CIK Telecom is a national reseller with customers across Canada, including Winnipeg. They’re a straightforward budget option if you’re looking for low prices and don’t need a lot of hand-holding. Like other resellers, they operate on the Rogers/Shaw cable network.

Heads up: CIK has mixed reviews on customer service — some folks love the savings, others have had frustrations. Their strength is aggressive promotional pricing, so check their current deals. Best for price-conscious users who are comfortable being self-sufficient.

CIK Telecom Internet Plans (Approximate)