Best Internet Providers in Winnipeg, MB (2026)

TekSavvy is our Editor’s Choice in Winnipeg for households that want affordable internet, no contracts, and straightforward pricing from an independent provider.

In Winnipeg, TekSavvy delivers internet primarily over the Rogers and Shaw cable network, which gives them solid coverage across the city and consistent real-world speeds for most addresses. In select areas, TekSavvy has also begun offering fibre internet through Bell under the wholesale TPIA framework, giving some customers access to faster fibre speeds without locking into a long-term contract with a major carrier.

For most households, TekSavvy’s 100 Mbps unlimited plan at $48.95 per month offers the best balance of price and performance and is more than enough for streaming, video calls, and working from home. 

If keeping costs as low as possible is the priority, the 30 Mbps unlimited plan at $32.95 per month is one of the cheapest no-contract internet options available in Winnipeg. For heavier users, TekSavvy also offers a 1 Gbps unlimited plan priced around $77.50 per month, depending on availability.

What we like about TekSavvy is the simplicity. There are no contracts, unlimited data is included, and pricing is transparent with no surprise fees. Hardware, activation, and shipping are typically included, and customer support is handled by Canadian-based teams via phone and live chat.

TekSavvy is also the largest truly independent internet service provider in Canada, and one of the few remaining that is not owned by a major telecom.

Oxio provides internet connection to residents in Winnipeg using the Rogers with Shaw cable networks. Their transparency and budget-friendly home internet plans are what make Oxio stand out. They break down what they spend on marketing, logistics, hardware, payroll, network, and profit.

Their budget-friendly plan is the Internet 100 which costs $57 per month. It has a download speed of 100 Mbps and an upload speed of 10 Mbps.

Their fastest plan is the Internet 1000 which costs $90 per month. This plan has a download speed of 1000 Mbps and an upload speed of 100 Mbps.

They offer a free eero 6 router and free installation, and their internet plans do not have contracts. You can reach them via email, Instagram, SMS, or Messenger for any customer support.

A drawback of Oxio is its internet technology. They have not adopted fibre technology like its competitors.

Bell is the largest telecommunication company in Canada and has the largest fibre network having invested $14 billion in network expansion between 2020-2022. Bell’s fibre network offering in Winnipeg includes fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) and fibre-to-the-node (FTTN) technologies.

Our recommended speed offered by Bell is the Gigabit Fibe 1.5 which has a download speed of 1500 Mbps and an upload speed of 940 Mbps, using FTTH technology. It costs $129 per month or $110 per month for a 2-year plan.

Their fastest plan is the Gigabit Fibe 3.0 which costs $139 per month or $120 per month for a 2-year plan. This plan has an FTTH connection which enables symmetrical download and upload speed of 3000 Mbps.

Bell includes a free WiFi modem in the plan, and you need to pay a $60 installation fee to get your internet. For customer support, you can have a live chat or call them.

One downside of Bell is that you have to sign a 2-year contract to access cheaper prices on their plans. In addition, their fastest plan is not available in all households due to the limited reach of FTTH services.

The CRTC has recently opened up Bell’s fibre networks, which could make it easier for independent providers to offer more competitive fibre plans and help bring prices down.

That said, a lot will depend on the wholesale pricing, which will play a big role in how affordable these plans actually are. Also, we’ll have to wait and see if Bell decides to lower their fibre prices in Winnipeg to stay competitive.

Rogers uses its fibre network to deliver reliable and high-speed internet to its clients in Winnipeg. Since acquiring Shaw in 2023, Rogers has been able to expand its footprint, offer budget-friendly internet plans, and bring more competition. In Winnipeg, Rogers offers FTTN plans which connect to the home via coaxial cables (also known as a hybrid fibre-coaxial network).

Our recommended plan by Rogers is the Ignite Internet Gigabit which costs $130 per month or $110 per month for a 2-year plan. This plan has a download speed of 1000 Mbps and an upload speed of 150 Mbps.  

Their cheapest plan is the Ignite Internet 75 which costs $100 per month or $70 per month for a 2-year plan. It has a download speed of 75 Mbps and an upload speed of 75 Mbps.

If you want to increase the coverage of your home WiFi, you can rent the Ignite WiFi pod (Gen 2) for $10 per month. You can chat online or message on iMessage or WhatsApp if you need customer assistance.

One drawback about Rogers is you have to sign a 2-year contract to get the cheaper prices on their plans.

Wakey Internet is a smaller internet provider that operates as a Rogers reseller under the TPIA agreement.

They offer month to month plans with no contracts, free activation and are built by the same team that created GETUS Internet. Wakey provides friendly customer support and when we spoke with them they were quick, helpful and easy to deal with.

Their budget friendly Internet 50 plan is $50 per month, making it a solid choice for those who want reliable service without paying top dollar. For faster speeds, their Supercharged 1000 Mbps plan is $79 per month which is a very competitive deal in Winnipeg.

Wakey Internet uses the Rogers network to deliver service so you get dependable speeds and coverage across the city.

The biggest drawback is that they only offer cable internet, not fibre, so upload speeds are slower compared to fibre providers.