
Xplore
Xplore is a Canadian fibre and 5G broadband company serving rural communities.
- Acquired, subsidiary of Stonepeak

Xplore is a Canadian fibre and 5G broadband company serving rural communities.
xplore.caCrawled Oct 15, 2026
Xplore offers internet packages, Wi-Fi solutions, home phone, and internet services for rural Canada.
Xplore connects communities with fast, reliable internet.
Xplore’s page features customer testimonials and personal stories about Xplore Internet.
Xplore and Xplore Business have online communities on social media that share updates and news.
The page lists internet options for rural Canada, including fibre and 5G, with local support.
The company offers broadband services to rural communities, including internet access and home phone service.
Xplore delivers its first fibre internet connections to customers in Newfoundland and Labrador, advancing a $181 million expansion project. The milestone follows initial infrastructure deployment in the region. The company targets broader rollout as part of its broadband infrastructure growth strategy.
Sep 2026Yahoo FinanceNews article
Xplore secures federal and provincial funding to deploy ultra-fast fixed wireless internet in rural Alberta. The initiative targets over 70,000 underserved households, delivering download speeds up to 500 Mbps. This expansion aims to bridge connectivity gaps in remote communities.
Feb 2026newswire.caNews article
Xplore is deploying a $200 million infrastructure project to expand gigabit-speed fibre internet across rural Newfoundland. The initiative, backed by federal and provincial government support, aims to connect 24,000 households by 2027. This expansion targets underserved regions lacking high-speed broadband access.
Sep 2025newswire.caNews article
Xplore secures $375 million in financing from the Canadian Infrastructure Bank and other investors to expand fibre broadband infrastructure in rural Canada. The funding supports the completion of upcoming fibre network builds, aiming to improve connectivity in underserved regions. The announcement marks a significant step toward bridging the rural-urban digital divide through increased investment in critical telecommunications infrastructure.
Jun 2025newswire.caNews article