Fizz Fibre
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Hello @Sephie ,
Thank you for your interest in our services.
This service is currently available for many residential addresses in Quebec and the Clarence-Rockland (ON) region. Over time, it will expand to include additional postal codes. Check back with us later to see if service has become available in your area. The information will be available on our website fizz.ca.
Please consult our FAQ too:https://fizz.ca/en/faq/how-do-i-subscribe-to-fizz-home-internet
Have a good one!
-Simona, Community Moderator
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Hi, They rarely advertise before services are available, so we can't really know.
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@Sephie said:
When is Fizz going to consider adding Fibre internet in Vancouver and Burnaby, British Columbia?No one knows. Fizz will let us know when it becomes available.
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It would be nice but there are no announcements yet.
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Fizz sells home cable Internet in Québec and, if I'm not mistaken, the nearby Clarence-Rockland rural community in Ontario. While the owner Vidéotron advertises its Internet as "powered by fibre", I only see coaxial cable Internet plans, which have much slower upload speeds than pure fibre.
For example, a Gatineau address can have 1 Gbit/s downloads with Vidéotron, but only 50 Mbit/s uploads (5% of the upload speed) due to the coaxial cable connection. Cable is FTTN, or fibre to the node.
If Vidéotron and Fizz want to offer cable Internet outside of the Vidéotron territory, it will need a third-party agreement with providers like Rogers, Shaw (which Rogers now owns) and Cogeco, who own the cable lines that connect to various ISPs. That's how TekSavvy, Oxio (owned by Cogeco), Freedom (owned by Vidéotron, so a nice option for Fizz fans) and other cable ISPs operate.
While I'm happy with the current offerings, it would be nice to see Fizz further expand its home Internet outside of Québec and C-R. I hope you are able to sign up for it one day! 😀
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Fizz only has cable Internet in Québec.
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