Sue Collett’s Career at Xplornet
What Sue Collett thought was a temporary position turned into a 10-year-long career at Xplornet getting people in rural Canada connected. After being laid off from an administrative position, she and her sister were driving…
Bladder Cancer Awareness Save Lives
Did you know that 11,000 new cases of bladder cancer are diagnosed every year in Canada? It is the 4th…
New Towers Serving Rural Canada
Since our last network update blog, we have built another 95 new towers serving rural Canada, that’s over 100 since…
Xplornet launches faster Internet speeds
As Canada’s largest rural-focused Internet service provider, we are committed to our promise of providing faster Internet speeds to rural…
A Champion of Agricultural Mental Health
Xplornet customer, Deborah Vanberkel’s Farmer Wellness Program is bridging the mental health gap in the farming community where she lives…
Exploring Northern Ontario
Rick Wilkins has lived and worked on Rufus Lake, 110 kilometres south west of Kapuskasing in Northern Ontario, for the…
Escaping to the Rural Quebec Wilderness
Dennis Moseley-Williams is a husband and a father of two. He is also a blogger, podcaster, speaker, author and one…
New Year, New Towers
We were busy this holiday season! Since we released our last new tower update, we have built and lit up…
Canadian History Ehx podcast features rural Canadian history!
On his podcast, Canadian History Ehx, Craig Baird interviews historians and famous Canadians to tell the stories that give Canada…
Holiday Photo Contest Gallery of Entries
Thank you to everyone who participated in Xplornet’s Holiday Photo contest! Take a peek at all of the glorious entries…
New Tower Update & Home Internet Service FAQs
Even the most tech savvy individuals search the internet to get information about their home Internet service or what certain…
Xplornet Internet in PEI More Accessible
Julie Clorey switched to Xplornet recently, with help throughout the entire process from the PEI Broadband Fund and Steven Perry…
Escaping to Rural New Brunswick
Madeline Taylor and Mitchell Kingsley bought their fixer-upper in rural New Brunswick early this year, planning to use it as…