Alberta’s independent bench is no longer short. We track 21 home internet plans here, and 14 of them come from challengers rather than Telus or Rogers: oxio, TekSavvy, Wakey and VMedia. All of them ride the same Telus and former-Shaw networks the incumbents own, and most of what they sell is the western regional lineup, priced the same way in BC.
That is changing at the edges. On September 4, 2026 we confirmed that TekSavvy advertises city-wide 1.5 Gbps fibre in Calgary and lists sixteen Alberta cities it serves, and that Wakey now sells symmetrical gigabit fibre over Telus’s fibre footprint — the first independent FTTH we have tracked in this province. On September 7 we priced TekSavvy’s Alberta lineup for the first time, from $60.95/mo for 30 Mbps cable to $129.95/mo for that 1.5 Gbps fibre tier. Both fibre plans are sold address by address, so the cable tiers below still do most of the province-wide work.
That shapes the advice on this page more than any individual price does.
The short answer
Telus PureFibre if you want the connection; oxio if you want the bill. Telus’s symmetrical 500 Mbps is $90/mo† and its 1.5 Gbps — 1500 down, 940 up, the one tier Telus’s own terms exempt from its symmetrical claim — is $105/mo†, both on a two-year term. oxio is $49/mo for 75 down and 50 up, month-to-month, self-install, on the Rogers/Shaw cable network.
oxio fills much of the space in between, with no term: 100 Mbps both ways at $57/mo, 500/200 at $85/mo, gigabit at $90/mo and 1.5 Gbps at $95/mo.
The duopoly, and the resellers on top of it
Alberta’s two networks are Telus fibre and the former Shaw cable plant, now sold as Rogers Xfinity Internet. Rogers no longer sells a 1 Gbps tier here: its Alberta lineup is 500 Mbps at $130/mo and 2 Gbps at $160/mo, or $90 and $100 for the first two years of a two-year term with Auto-Pay. Telus has built fibre widely across Calgary, Edmonton and a long list of smaller communities; Rogers inherited the cable footprint.
In Ontario, that same structure sits underneath several resellers who buy wholesale access and undercut it. Alberta was slower to get the same, but the resellers have now arrived. oxio sells five tiers on the Rogers/Shaw lines, from $49/mo for 75 Mbps to $95/mo for 1.5 Gbps, none of them on a term. TekSavvy runs a cable ladder from 30 Mbps to 1 Gbps plus its 1.5 Gbps fibre, Wakey sells two cheap cable tiers and a fibre plan, and VMedia sells gigabit cable at $89.95/mo.
The pressure shows most against Rogers, whose own cable carries most of those plans. oxio’s 500/200 tier is $85/mo with no term, on the same network as Rogers’ $130/mo 500 Mbps. The $50-to-$70 band where most households actually want to be is still the narrowest part of the market: oxio’s $57 100 Mbps tier and TekSavvy’s $60.95 30 Mbps sit in it, with oxio’s $49 75 Mbps just below.
The practical consequence: your leverage in Alberta is now the competitor as well as the term. Against Rogers’ 500 Mbps tier there is now a cheaper no-term equivalent to quote at a retention agent, and oxio’s gigabit costs the same $90/mo as Telus’s PureFibre 500, without the two-year commitment (though its upload tops out at 200 Mbps). If you do stay with an incumbent, refuse to sign a two-year term without a price that pays for it.
Cheaper alternatives in Alberta
About that $29
Wakey’s $29/mo is the cheapest unlimited home internet we track in Canada, and the number gets quoted a lot without the speed attached to it. It buys 5 Mbps down and 0.5 Mbps up — below the CRTC’s 50/10 Mbps basic-service target, and below what a single HD stream needs.
It is a real plan and it suits a real household: one or two people, browsing, email, banking, no streaming to a TV. It is not a cheap version of a normal plan. Wakey’s 25 Mbps tier at $40/mo$45 is the realistic entry point, and worth comparing against oxio’s $49/mo for three times the download and twenty times the upload.
We track Wakey’s regular $40$45 rather than the promotional price it has been running, so the figure does not understate once the promo lapses.
Every Alberta plan we track
Picking one
- Uploads matter — video calls, large files, working from home: Telus PureFibre 500 at $90/mo†. Symmetrical, which Rogers’ cable is not: Rogers doesn’t even state its upload speeds on its plan page.
- You want the lowest sensible bill: oxio at $49/mo, no contract, self-install.
- Very light use, one or two devices: Wakey, once you have read the speed.
- You are being sold the 1.5 Gbps tier: ask what you would do with it. $105/mo† against $90/mo† is real money for headroom most homes never touch.
The activation fee is gone
Since June 12, 2026, an Alberta provider cannot charge an activation or modification fee — the CRTC extended its fee ban to the Internet Code. This matters here because most of Alberta’s challengers are month-to-month, so the friction of switching is much of what stands between you and a cheaper plan. Installation at your address is still chargeable, and leaving a term early can still cost you the promo rate. See the CRTC fee ban explainer.
What we checked in Alberta, and when
Each price below carries the date it was verified. Where we previously had it wrong, the correction is logged rather than quietly overwritten.
Wakey5 down / 0.5 up · $29/moCORRECTEDverified November 8, 2026
Wakey's "Starter 5" — this is what the $29 headline price actually buys, and the cheapest unlimited home internet we track. Verified 2026-08-26.
CORRECTED 2026-08-26: this row previously claimed 25 Mbps down / 5 up at $29, which welded the $29 Starter price onto a separate 25 Mbps tier that costs $45 (now tracked as wakey-everyday-25). The old figures were wrong. At 5 Mbps down / 512 Kbps up this sits below the CRTC 50/10 basic-service target: fine for browsing, email and banking on one or two devices, not for HD streaming or work-from-home. Re-verified 2026-10-10 at $29, 5 Mbps down / 512 Kbps up, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-11-08 at $29 in Alberta, BC and Manitoba, unchanged.
Source: wakeyinternet.ca
Wakey25 down / 2.5 up · $45/moverified November 8, 2026
Wakey's "Everyday 25". Verified 2026-08-26: $45/mo regular, cut to $40 under a Zap-Sale promo with no published end date. We track the regular $45 so the row does not understate once the promo lapses. Wakey also sells a "Starter 10" (10 down / 1 up) between this and Starter 5, unpriced until 2026-09-04, when it began listing $35/mo; not yet tracked. Ontario is a separate, more expensive ladder starting at $45 for "Everyday 30" and is not covered by this row. Re-verified 2026-10-10, unchanged: $45/mo regular, $40 under the Zap-Sale, still marked limited time. Re-verified 2026-11-08 in Alberta, BC and Manitoba, unchanged: $45/mo regular, $40 under the Zap-Sale. Starter 10 is still $35/mo.
Source: wakeyinternet.ca
oxio75 down / 50 up · $49/moverified November 7, 2026
BC entry tier on Rogers/Shaw cable, self-install. Verified 2026-10-15: $49/mo for 75 Mbps down / 50 up, unlimited, no term. It replaces the 50/50 tier at the same price, which the BC rows tracked as oxio-50-west until that date. Not independent: Cogeco Connexion acquired oxio's internet business in February 2023, and oxio still sells under its own brand. Re-verified 2026-10-25 in BC, unchanged. Manitoba ADDED 2026-10-25: verified that day at the same $49 for 75 down / 50 up, so this row now covers both provinces. Its id still says bc. Alberta ADDED 2026-10-25: verified in Calgary that day at the same $49 for 75 down / 50 up, so this row now covers Alberta too. Alberta's old 50/50 entry tier (oxio-50-west) is gone and was removed. Re-verified 2026-11-01 in BC and Manitoba, unchanged. Alberta was not re-checked that day. Re-verified 2026-11-07, unchanged.
Source: oxio.ca
Primus75 down / 50 up · $54.95/moverified November 7, 2026
Cable 75, 75 down / 50 up. Verified 2026-11-01 at $54.95/mo, the same price in Alberta, BC and Saskatchewan. The price includes the $10.00/mo equipment rental Primus adds to every plan. Unlimited, no term contract. A one-time activation fee of up to $59.95 may apply. Not independent: Primus is a division of Bell Canada, verified 2026-11-01. Re-verified 2026-11-07, unchanged.
Source: primus.ca
oxio100 down / 100 up · $57/moverified November 7, 2026
On Rogers/Shaw cable, self-install. Not independent: Cogeco Connexion acquired oxio's internet business in February 2023, and oxio still sells under its own brand. Verified 2026-09-22. Re-verified 2026-10-15 in BC, unchanged. Manitoba was not re-checked on that date. Re-verified 2026-10-25 in BC and Manitoba, unchanged. Alberta ADDED 2026-10-25: verified in Calgary that day at the same $57 for 100 down / 100 up, so this row now covers Alberta too. Re-verified 2026-11-01 in BC and Manitoba, unchanged. Alberta was not re-checked that day. Re-verified 2026-11-07, unchanged.
Source: oxio.ca
TekSavvy30 down / 5 up · $60.95/moverified November 7, 2026
TekSavvy's entry cable tier in the West, on the former Shaw footprint. Verified 2026-09-22: $60.95/mo regular, 30 down / 5 up, unlimited, no term contract. New customers get a $28/mo credit for 12 months, recorded as an offer. TekSavvy's western rate card is a different card from its Ontario one — the same tier costs more here. Re-verified 2026-10-10 against a Calgary address, unchanged, including the 12-month new-customer credit. Re-verified 2026-10-25 against a Calgary address, unchanged, including the 12-month new-customer credit. Re-verified 2026-11-01 against a Calgary address, unchanged, including the 12-month new-customer credit. Re-verified 2026-11-07, unchanged.
Source: teksavvy.com
TekSavvy100 down / 100 up · $80.95/moverified November 7, 2026
The mainstream cable tier in the West, on the former Shaw footprint. Verified 2026-09-22: $80.95/mo regular, 100 down / 100 up, unlimited, no term contract. New customers get a $32/mo credit for 12 months, recorded as an offer. The 100 up is not a typo: TekSavvy quotes it on this footprint as well as in Ontario, which is why both rows carry it. TekSavvy's western rate card is a different card from its Ontario one — the same tier costs more here. Re-verified 2026-10-10 against a Calgary address, unchanged, including the 12-month new-customer credit. Re-verified 2026-10-25 against a Calgary address, unchanged, including the 12-month new-customer credit. Re-verified 2026-11-01 against a Calgary address, unchanged, including the 12-month new-customer credit. Re-verified 2026-11-07, unchanged.
Source: teksavvy.com
oxio500 down / 200 up · $85/moverified November 7, 2026
On Rogers/Shaw cable, self-install. Not independent: Cogeco Connexion acquired oxio's internet business in February 2023, and oxio still sells under its own brand. Verified 2026-09-22. Re-verified 2026-10-15 in BC, unchanged. Manitoba was not re-checked on that date. Re-verified 2026-10-25 in BC and Manitoba, unchanged. Alberta ADDED 2026-10-25: verified in Calgary that day at the same $85 for 500 down / 200 up, so this row now covers Alberta too. Re-verified 2026-11-01 in BC and Manitoba, unchanged. Alberta was not re-checked that day. Re-verified 2026-11-07, unchanged.
Source: oxio.ca
Wakey1000 down / 1000 up · $89/moverified November 8, 2026
Wakey's "Supercharged Fibre 1000" — symmetrical fibre-to-the-home, the first independent FTTH plan we track in Alberta or BC. Verified 2026-09-04: $129/mo regular, cut to $89 under Fibre Launch Pricing, a limited-time offer with no published end date. We track the regular $129, matching how the Wakey cable rows are handled, so the row does not understate once the launch price lapses. Wakey says this service runs where existing TELUS PureFibre infrastructure is available, through a last-mile fibre partner, and lists Calgary first among common service areas; the wholesale arrangement is not named and is unverified. Month-to-month, professional install included, Wi-Fi 7 router included with no rental fee. Two costs the headline price does not show: a $120 refundable security deposit, and a $110 + tax Installation Recovery Fee if the account is cancelled inside 180 days. Install runs about 10-14 business days. Availability is confirmed case by case — Wakey's online fibre qualification tool is still under development. Re-verified 2026-10-04, unchanged: $129/mo regular, $89 under Fibre Launch Pricing, still marked limited time with no end date published. PRICE CUT 2026-11-08: Wakey now lists the plan at $89/mo with no regular price beside it and no launch-offer label, so $89 is the tracked price, down from the $129 regular last confirmed 2026-10-04.
Source: wakeyinternet.ca
VMedia1000 down / 25 up · $89.95/moverified November 7, 2026
undefined Re-verified 2026-11-07, unchanged.
Source: vmedia.ca
Primus500 down / 200 up · $89.95/moverified November 7, 2026
Cable 500, 500 down / 200 up. Verified 2026-11-01 at $89.95/mo, the same price in Alberta, BC and Saskatchewan. The price includes the $10.00/mo equipment rental Primus adds to every plan. Unlimited, no term contract. A one-time activation fee of up to $59.95 may apply. Not independent: Primus is a division of Bell Canada, verified 2026-11-01. Re-verified 2026-11-07, unchanged.
Source: primus.ca
oxio1000 down / 200 up · $90/moverified November 7, 2026
On Rogers/Shaw cable, self-install. Not independent: Cogeco Connexion acquired oxio's internet business in February 2023, and oxio still sells under its own brand. Verified 2026-09-22. Re-verified 2026-10-15 in BC, unchanged. Manitoba was not re-checked on that date. Re-verified 2026-10-25 in BC and Manitoba, unchanged. Alberta ADDED 2026-10-25: verified in Calgary that day at the same $90 for 1000 down / 200 up, so this row now covers Alberta too. Re-verified 2026-11-01 in BC and Manitoba, unchanged. Alberta was not re-checked that day. Re-verified 2026-11-07, unchanged.
Source: oxio.ca
Telus500 down / 500 up · $90/moCORRECTEDverified November 7, 2026
PureFibre 500 Mbps, sold on a 2-year term in BC and Alberta.
CORRECTED 2026-09-16: this row read $70, which is TELUS's price after two stacked discounts, not the regular rate. Verified 2026-09-16 and again 2026-09-24 in BC and Alberta: $90/mo regular, cut to $70 for a customer who is already on TELUS Mobility or Koodo ($10/mo off) and who sets up pre-authorized bank payments ($10/mo off). The $70 is now carried as a standing discount instead, matching how the 1.5 Gigabit row is handled, so the row does not understate for a reader who meets neither condition. Symmetrical at 500 Mbps. Unlimited data and Wi-Fi equipment included, up to 12 devices. This is the only PureFibre tier without the 5-year plan price lock; TELUS describes it instead as predictable pricing on a 2-year term. Re-verified 2026-10-10 in BC and Alberta, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-10-25, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-11-01 in Alberta and BC, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-11-07, unchanged.
Source: telus.com
oxio1500 down / 200 up · $95/moverified November 7, 2026
On Rogers/Shaw cable, self-install. Not independent: Cogeco Connexion acquired oxio's internet business in February 2023, and oxio still sells under its own brand. Verified 2026-09-22. Re-verified 2026-10-15 in BC, unchanged. Manitoba was not re-checked on that date. Re-verified 2026-10-25 in BC and Manitoba, unchanged. Alberta ADDED 2026-10-25: verified in Calgary that day at the same $95 for 1500 down / 200 up, so this row now covers Alberta too. Re-verified 2026-11-01 in BC and Manitoba, unchanged. Alberta was not re-checked that day. Re-verified 2026-11-07, unchanged.
Source: oxio.ca
Telus940 down / 940 up · $105/moverified November 7, 2026
PureFibre 1 Gigabit, sold on a 2-year term in BC and Alberta. Symmetrical at 940 Mbps. Verified 2026-09-16 and again 2026-09-24 in BC and Alberta: $105/mo regular, cut to $85 for a customer already on TELUS Mobility or Koodo who also sets up pre-authorized bank payments, carried as a standing discount. Unlimited data included, Wi-Fi 7 equipment, 21 to 30 devices. Price carries a 5-year plan price lock from activation. TELUS prices this tier identically to PureFibre 1.5 Gigabit, which is faster in both directions, so at equal cost there is no reason to choose this one. Re-verified 2026-10-10 in BC and Alberta, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-10-25, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-11-01 in Alberta and BC, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-11-07, unchanged.
Source: telus.com
Telus1500 down / 1000 up · $105/moCORRECTEDverified November 7, 2026
PureFibre 1.5 Gigabit, sold on a 2-year term in BC and Alberta.
CORRECTED 2026-09-04: this row read $85 and 1500/1500. Both were wrong. The $85 is the price after two stacked discounts and is carried as a standing discount; $105 is the regular rate, confirmed in the plans-page terms as the month 1-60 price under the 5-year plan price lock, and restated on the Calgary page as "PureFibre 1.5 Gigabit is currently $105/mo". UPLOAD RESTATED 2026-09-16, and TELUS now contradicts itself on it. The plans page lists this tier as "1500 Mbps download, 1000 Mbps upload", singled out from every other tier, which is described as symmetrical. The Calgary page's terms still carry the older line: "TELUS offers symmetrical speeds, with the exception of PureFibre Internet 1.5G where the download speed is 1500 Mbps and upload speed is 940 Mbps." We track 1000, because the plans page is the purchase path and its per-tier terms match its cards, while the Calgary page is running September copy that advertises holiday savings and a $155 regular price for 3 Gig that the plans page contradicts. Treat 940 as the figure to fall back on if a reader is quoted it. Unlimited data is included on the 2-year term ($20/mo add-on at month 25 otherwise). Early termination of the 24-month agreement costs $480, declining $20 for each month served. Price carries a 5-year plan price lock from activation. TELUS prices the 1 Gigabit tier at the same $105, so this tier is the better buy at identical cost. Re-verified 2026-09-24 in BC and Alberta: price, discounts and the 1000 Mbps upload on the plans page are unchanged. Re-verified 2026-10-10 in BC and Alberta, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-10-25, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-11-01 in Alberta and BC, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-11-07, unchanged.
Source: telus.com
TekSavvy500 down / 200 up · $117.95/moverified November 7, 2026
A step above the gigabit row on the same "Level Up" branding. Verified 2026-09-22: $117.95/mo regular, 500 down / 200 up, unlimited, no term contract. New customers get a $20/mo credit for 12 months, recorded as an offer. Found checking both a downtown Calgary address and a Saskatoon address, at the identical price, so recorded province-wide for AB and SK rather than address-specific; not yet checked against a BC or Manitoba address. The Calgary building also surfaced several DSL-looking tiers (6 to 75Mbps) not recorded here, and a 10Mbps tier at $47.95 that reappeared identically in Saskatoon (so likely not building-specific) but is still withheld pending confirmation of the technology. Re-verified 2026-10-10 against a Calgary address, unchanged, including the 12-month new-customer credit. Re-verified 2026-10-25 against a Calgary address, unchanged, including the 12-month new-customer credit. Re-verified 2026-11-01 against a Calgary address, unchanged, including the 12-month new-customer credit. Re-verified 2026-11-07, unchanged.
Source: teksavvy.com
Telus3000 down / 3000 up · $120/moverified November 7, 2026
PureFibre 3 Gigabit, sold on a 2-year term in BC and Alberta. Symmetrical at 3000 Mbps. Verified 2026-09-16 and again 2026-09-24 in BC and Alberta: $120/mo regular, cut to $100 for a customer already on TELUS Mobility or Koodo who also sets up pre-authorized bank payments, carried as a standing discount. Unlimited data included, Wi-Fi 7 equipment, up to 100 devices. Price carries a 5-year plan price lock from activation. TELUS publishes a second, higher price for this tier: the Calgary page's terms give a regular price of $155/mo with a $45/mo discount for months 1-60, which is $110, rising to a $51/mo discount at month 61. We track the plans-page $120 because that is the purchase path, but a reader quoted $155 or $110 is not being misled, they are on the other page. Both routes require that the customer has not subscribed to TELUS internet in the past 90 days. Re-verified 2026-10-10 in BC and Alberta, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-10-25, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-11-01 in Alberta and BC, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-11-07, unchanged.
Source: telus.com
TekSavvy1000 down / 200 up · $127.95/moverified November 7, 2026
Gigabit cable in the West, on the former Shaw footprint. Verified 2026-09-22: $127.95/mo regular, unlimited, no term contract. New customers get a $50/mo credit for 12 months, recorded as an offer. TekSavvy's western rate card is a different card from its Ontario one — the same tier costs more here. Re-verified 2026-10-10 against a Calgary address, unchanged, including the 12-month new-customer credit. Re-verified 2026-10-25 against a Calgary address, unchanged, including the 12-month new-customer credit. Re-verified 2026-11-01 against a Calgary address, unchanged, including the 12-month new-customer credit. Re-verified 2026-11-07, unchanged.
Source: teksavvy.com
TekSavvy1500 down / 940 up · $129.95/moverified November 8, 2026
The 1.5 Gbps fibre tier in the West, carried over Telus fibre in Alberta and BC. Verified 2026-09-07: $129.95/mo regular, 1500 down / 940 up, unlimited, no term contract. New customers get a $20/mo credit for 12 months, recorded as an offer. TekSavvy's own offer terms limit it to select regions of BC and Alberta, and it is qualified address by address rather than city-wide, so "city-wide" claims are worth checking against your own address. Priced $10 above the Ontario 1.5 Gbps row, which rides a different wholesale fibre network. MANITOBA ADDED 2026-09-22: TekSavvy's own Winnipeg page, read directly, now advertises "Next-Gen Pure Fibre Internet now live across Winnipeg" at the same 1.5 Gbps down / 940 Mbps up, alongside a list of nearby served communities (Beausejour, Selkirk, Stonewall and others). No Manitoba-specific price could be read — like the AB/BC figure, TekSavvy's fibre tier quotes only after an address check — so the western rate card price is carried over rather than independently re-quoted for Winnipeg. Whether Winnipeg's fibre rides Telus's network, as Alberta and BC's does, was not stated on the page and is unconfirmed. Re-verified 2026-11-08: $129.95/mo regular, 1500 down / 940 up, unlimited, and $109.95 for the first 12 months with the $20/mo new-customer credit, unchanged. TekSavvy also loans the hardware and waives activation and shipping.
Source: teksavvy.com
Primus1000 down / 200 up · $129.95/moverified November 7, 2026
Cable 1 Gbps, 1000 down / 200 up. Verified 2026-11-01 at $129.95/mo, the same price in Alberta, BC and Saskatchewan. The price includes the $10.00/mo equipment rental Primus adds to every plan. Unlimited, no term contract. A one-time activation fee of up to $59.95 may apply. Not independent: Primus is a division of Bell Canada, verified 2026-11-01. Re-verified 2026-11-07, unchanged.
Source: primus.ca
Rogers500 down / 200 up · $130/moCORRECTEDverified November 8, 2026
Rogers Xfinity Internet Popular, 500 Mbps, unlimited, Ontario.
CORRECTED 2026-09-24: this row carried $90, Rogers' price during a 24-month term with its time-limited monthly credit and $5/mo Auto-Pay discount. Verified 2026-09-24: $130/mo without either, and $90 for the first 24 months on a 24-month term with Auto-Pay, now carried as an offer. Re-verified 2026-09-26 in Ontario, and in Alberta and BC, where Rogers sells the same tier as Popular 500 Mbps at the same $130 regular and $90 on a two-year ValuePlan with Auto-Pay, so both provinces are added. Manitoba prices the term offer differently and is not included. Rogers' plan page does not state upload speeds; the upload recorded here has not been re-confirmed. Re-verified 2026-10-10: $130 regular in Ontario, Alberta and BC, unchanged, and $90 on the term offer in Ontario. Alberta's term price was $80 that day, and BC showed $80 on some visits and $90 on others, so the $90 offer recorded against this row is Ontario's figure. Re-verified 2026-10-25: $130 regular in Ontario, Alberta, BC and Manitoba, unchanged, and $90 on the term offer in Ontario and Manitoba. Alberta and BC mostly showed $80 on the term offer that day. Re-verified 2026-11-01: $130 regular in Ontario, Alberta, BC and Manitoba, unchanged, and $90 on the term offer in Ontario. Alberta and BC showed $80 on the term offer that day, and Manitoba showed $80 on one load and $90 on another. Re-verified 2026-11-07: $130 regular in Ontario, Alberta, BC and Manitoba, unchanged, and $90 on the term offer in Ontario. Alberta and BC showed $80 on the term offer that day, and Manitoba showed $80 on one load and $90 on another. Re-verified 2026-11-08 in Ontario, unchanged.
Source: rogers.com
Telus5000 down / 5000 up · $140/moverified November 7, 2026
PureFibre 5 Gigabit, sold on a 2-year term in BC and Alberta. Symmetrical at 5000 Mbps. Verified 2026-09-16 and again 2026-09-24 in BC and Alberta: $140/mo regular, cut to $120 for a customer already on TELUS Mobility or Koodo who also sets up pre-authorized bank payments, carried as a standing discount. Unlimited data included, Wi-Fi 7 equipment, 100+ devices. Price carries a 5-year plan price lock from activation. The fastest residential tier TELUS sells. Re-verified 2026-10-10 in BC and Alberta, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-10-25, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-11-01 in Alberta and BC, unchanged. Re-verified 2026-11-07, unchanged.
Source: telus.com
Rogers2000 down / 200 up · $160/moCORRECTEDverified November 8, 2026
Rogers Xfinity Internet Premier, 2 Gbps, unlimited, Ontario.
CORRECTED 2026-09-24: this row carried $100, Rogers' price during a 24-month term with its time-limited monthly credit and $5/mo Auto-Pay discount. Verified 2026-09-24: $160/mo without either, and $100 for the first 24 months on a 24-month term with Auto-Pay, now carried as an offer. Re-verified 2026-09-26 in Ontario, and in Alberta and BC, where Rogers sells the same tier as Premier 2G at the same $160 regular and $100 on a two-year ValuePlan with Auto-Pay, so both provinces are added. Manitoba prices the term offer differently and is not included. Rogers' plan page does not state upload speeds; the upload recorded here has not been re-confirmed. Re-verified 2026-10-10: $160 regular in Ontario, Alberta and BC, unchanged, and $100 on the term offer in Ontario. Alberta's term price was $110 that day, and BC showed $110 on some visits and $100 on others, so the $100 offer recorded against this row is Ontario's figure. Re-verified 2026-10-25: $160 regular in Ontario, Alberta, BC and Manitoba, unchanged, and $100 on the term offer in Ontario and Manitoba. Alberta and BC mostly showed $110 on the term offer that day. Re-verified 2026-11-01: $160 regular in Ontario, Alberta, BC and Manitoba, unchanged, and $100 on the term offer in Ontario. Alberta and BC showed $110 on the term offer that day, and Manitoba showed $110 on one load and $100 on another. Re-verified 2026-11-07: $160 regular in Ontario, Alberta, BC and Manitoba, unchanged, and $100 on the term offer in Ontario. Alberta and BC showed $110 on the term offer that day, and Manitoba showed $110 on one load and $100 on another. Re-verified 2026-11-08 in Ontario, unchanged.
Source: rogers.com
Telus PureFibre coverage is wide but not universal, particularly in newer subdivisions and rural addresses. Confirm at your postal code before assuming fibre. Prices change without notice.
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