Resources For Residents
National Broadband Map
This interactive National Broadband Map helps Canadians explore broadband internet service availability across the country. The map presents a broad, national or regional view of both publicly available retail broadband Internet services, and government-funded broadband programs. You can use the map to explore different regions, zoom in for more detailed insights, and learn more about connectivity in urban and rural communities.
Cell Gap Project Infrastructure Map
This map shows towers that are part of the EORN Cell Gap Project.
Status of Ontario high-speed internet projects
To learn more about the progress of provincially-funded High-speed Internet Projects, you can search by address, community, or municipality using our interactive map below.
Contact Rogers technical support for phone and internet issues
Are you experiencing difficulties with your Rogers services? This technical support web page has the right contact information for 24/7 Rogers support.
Contact Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC)
The CRTC is an independent public authority in charge of regulating and supervising Canadian broadcasting and telecommunications. If you have a complaint about your telephone service, the first step is to call your telephone company directly, and tell them your issue. However, after you have attempted to resolve your complaint with your telephone company, you can take your complaint to the next level by contacting the CRTC.