Cheap Internet Plans in BC – Top BC Internet Providers

Finding cheap internet plans in British Columbia isn’t too hard but it depends a lot on where you live.

If you’re in Metro Vancouver, you’ll have access to more options (including true fibre) than smaller towns or rural areas. Still, there are some genuinely great deals across the province.

Independent Fibre Providers

If you live in a condo or apartment building in Metro Vancouver, you might be lucky enough to have Novus available.

Novus runs its own fibre network (not reselling Rogers or TELUS) and consistently offers some of the fastest and most reliable internet in BC. Their 1,000 Mbps plan for $55/month is one of the cheapest gigabit fibre deals in Canada, but it’s only available in select multi-unit buildings.

If Novus is in your building, it’s an easy choice. No hidden fees, no promo gimmicks, and excellent customer service.

Resellers Offering Cheap Internet in BC

Resellers like Oxio and TekSavvy lease infrastructure from Rogers and sell plans at lower prices.

• Oxio offers a 100 Mbps plan for $57/month, with unlimited data, a free modem, and no contracts. Pricing is fully transparent and doesn’t change after a few months. What you see is what you pay.

• TekSavvy, on the other hand, often runs heavy first-year discounts. You can find faster plans at a lower introductory price, but after 12 months, the rate usually rises above Oxio’s. It’s still a solid choice, especially if you want strong customer support and flexible plan options.

Both providers offer easy online sign-up, and since they use Rogers lines, coverage is strong across most of southern BC, including the Okanagan and Vancouver Island.

TELUS – Worth Calling In

TELUS PureFibre is one of the largest networks in BC, and while their website prices aren’t always the lowest, you can often negotiate a better deal.

If you call TELUS and mention a competitor’s offer, they’ll frequently match or even beat the price. It’s worth checking what Novus, Oxio or TekSavvy offer first, then using that as leverage when you call in.

Other Independent Providers

A smaller but growing name in BC is Wakey Internet. They resell through Rogers infrastructure (similar to Oxio and TekSavvy) and offer competitive monthly rates with no contracts or activation fees.

Wakey’s plans are straightforward and ideal for renters or students who want affordable, reliable internet without long-term commitments.

Use the tool below to compare internet providers in BC by speed, price, and connection type.