Fast, Reliable High Speed Internet

Affordable

Get more megabits to the dollar

Reliable

Get better all weather performance

Fast

Speed up your daily commute

Broadband Internet
15 Mbps – $59.99 +HST / month
25 Mbps – $79.99 +HST / month

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MOPC Fibre Network
50 Mbps | 100 Mbps | 300 Mbps | 500 Mbps | 1 Gbps

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VOIP Phone Plans
$29.99 Canada Wide
$39.99 Canada/USA Wide

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One time installation fee of $100; if your site is requiring a bucket truck there will be an additional fee of $100 per hour. (excluding Tancook Islands)

Broadband for Rural Nova Scotia

NCS Managed Services offers bi-directional fibre over the air up to 25 Mbps speeds. Super-fast downloading and blazing fast upload speeds allowing you to send & receive large files, large email attachments, pictures, and videos all day and never slow down. You can stream TV and Netflix movies without buffering or waiting. Enjoy having clear Skype video calls with no disruption or delays because of our low latency network.

This means more Canadians will be able to connect with their teachers, doctors and families across the country as well as realize economic opportunities. These services all require large amounts of data to be transferred quickly.

Over 90 percent of Canadian households currently have access to basic Internet with speeds of 1.5 Mbps, but newer online technologies typically require faster speeds and higher data transfer rates. We are offering bi-directional fibre over the air up to 25 Mbps speeds to meet the ever-growing need for more Internet-based services.

Connecting Canadians

 
Connecting Canadians is a key pillar of Digital Canada 150, a plan for Canadians to take full advantage of the opportunities of the digital age. Its aim is to provide greater access to high-speed Internet to Canadians across the country.

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Closing the Broadband Gap

 
Following the review of Canada’s basic telecommunications services, the CRTC has established a universal service objective that Canadians in rural and remote areas as well as in urban centres should have access to voice services and broadband Internet access services on fixed and mobile wireless networks.  The CRTC is also setting new targets for these services.

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