Rogers has solidified its position as Canada’s top broadband provider, as per a recent Opensignal report. The report highlights Rogers’ exceptional performance in various key areas, making it a standout in the telecommunications industry. Here are some key takeaways from the report:

– Rogers leads in ‘Reliability Experience,’ a new metric by Opensignal that measures users’ ability to connect and complete tasks seamlessly on internet networks.
– With the inclusion of Shaw customers, Rogers has secured national wins in Reliability, Consistent Quality, Download Speed, and Video Experience categories.
– Bell’s fibre network also received accolades, winning all five national Fibre Experience awards and dominating in speed and quality.
– Ron McKenzie, Chief Technology and Information Officer at Rogers, expressed pride in the company’s recognition for providing reliable internet and fast speeds across Canada.

Regionally, Rogers excelled in Consistent Quality in British Columbia and Manitoba. EastLink stood out for its consistent experience in Alberta and Ontario, while SaskTel led with its infiNET product in Saskatchewan.

Bell continues to enhance its infrastructure with fibre-to-the-home technology, serving millions of premises. Following the acquisition of Shaw, Rogers now serves seven provinces and is a major player in fixed broadband and pay-TV subscriptions. Telus is also expanding its fibre network to improve market share rankings.

Starlink was included in the comparison due to its popularity in rural areas. With an expanding satellite constellation providing internet access where traditional broadband falls short, Starlink is set to offer cellular coverage globally through Starlink Direct to Cell satellites—making Rogers the Canadian partner of SpaceX.

This latest report underscores the commitment of leading providers like Rogers to deliver top-notch telecommunications services nationwide. Stay tuned for more updates on Canada’s evolving telecommunications landscape!