Rogers Internet Coverage Map
Interactive Rogers coverage map showing Fibre to the home, Coaxial Cable, Fixed Wireless, and Mobile Wireless availability across 10 Canadian provinces.
Rogers Coverage Map
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Rogers Fixed-Line Coverage: Fibre, Coaxial Cable & DSL
Wired connections to homes and businesses. Coverage percentage = ISP hexes of that technology ÷ total hexes in the province.
Coaxial Cable
Best Province
New Brunswick
28.9%
663 of 2,292 hexes
Fibre to the home
Best Province
New Brunswick
10.9%
249 of 2,292 hexes
| Province | Fibre to the home | Coaxial Cable | Best Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ontario ON | 2.9% 374 / 12,918 | 6.2% 802 / 12,918 | Coaxial Cable |
| New Brunswick NB | 10.9% 249 / 2,292 | 28.9% 663 / 2,292 | Coaxial Cable |
| British Columbia BC | — | 6.8% 719 / 10,593 | Coaxial Cable |
| Alberta AB | — | 2.2% 311 / 13,833 | Coaxial Cable |
| Newfoundland & Labrador NL | 1.7% 41 / 2,423 | 2.9% 70 / 2,423 | Coaxial Cable |
| Manitoba MB | — | 1.3% 80 / 5,990 | Coaxial Cable |
| Saskatchewan SK | — | 0.3% 36 / 13,622 | Coaxial Cable |
| Quebec QC | — | 0.3% 26 / 8,425 | Coaxial Cable |
| Nova Scotia NS | 0.6% 14 / 2,282 | 0.1% 2 / 2,282 | Fibre to the home |
Rogers Wireless Coverage: Fixed Wireless, Satellite & Mobile Wireless
Wireless technologies extend service to areas where wired infrastructure is limited or unavailable.
Mobile Wireless
Best Province
Prince Edward Island
100%
311 of 311 hexes
Fixed Wireless
Best Province
Prince Edward Island
70.4%
219 of 311 hexes
| Province | Fixed Wireless | Mobile Wireless | Best Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alberta AB | 31.7% 4,385 / 13,833 | 92.3% 12,772 / 13,833 | Mobile Wireless |
| Ontario ON | 37.1% 4,796 / 12,918 | 70.8% 9,151 / 12,918 | Mobile Wireless |
| Saskatchewan SK | 17.2% 2,344 / 13,622 | 48.4% 6,595 / 13,622 | Mobile Wireless |
| Quebec QC | 33.5% 2,825 / 8,425 | 59.9% 5,043 / 8,425 | Mobile Wireless |
| Manitoba MB | 25.9% 1,550 / 5,990 | 87.6% 5,245 / 5,990 | Mobile Wireless |
| British Columbia BC | 16.4% 1,733 / 10,593 | 44.3% 4,690 / 10,593 | Mobile Wireless |
| New Brunswick NB | 37.3% 856 / 2,292 | 83.8% 1,921 / 2,292 | Mobile Wireless |
| Nova Scotia NS | 35.3% 805 / 2,282 | 85.1% 1,941 / 2,282 | Mobile Wireless |
| Prince Edward Island PE | 70.4% 219 / 311 | 100% 311 / 311 | Mobile Wireless |
| Newfoundland & Labrador NL | 4.5% 108 / 2,423 | 13% 315 / 2,423 | Mobile Wireless |
Best Rogers Internet Technology by Province
For each province, the highest-coverage fixed-line and wireless technology offered by this ISP.
| Province | Best Fixed-Line | Coverage | Best Wireless | Coverage | Overall |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Prince Edward Island PE | — | — | Mobile Wireless | 100% 0 / 0 | 100% |
| New Brunswick NB | Coaxial Cable | 28.9% 0 / 0 | Mobile Wireless | 83.8% 0 / 0 | 84.9% |
| British Columbia BC | Coaxial Cable | 6.8% 0 / 0 | Mobile Wireless | 44.3% 0 / 0 | 44.4% |
| Ontario ON | Coaxial Cable | 6.2% 0 / 0 | Mobile Wireless | 70.8% 0 / 0 | 70.8% |
| Newfoundland & Labrador NL | Coaxial Cable | 2.9% 0 / 0 | Mobile Wireless | 13% 0 / 0 | 13.9% |
| Alberta AB | Coaxial Cable | 2.2% 0 / 0 | Mobile Wireless | 92.3% 0 / 0 | 92.3% |
| Manitoba MB | Coaxial Cable | 1.3% 0 / 0 | Mobile Wireless | 87.6% 0 / 0 | 87.6% |
| Nova Scotia NS | Fibre to the home | 0.6% 0 / 0 | Mobile Wireless | 85.1% 0 / 0 | 85.1% |
| Quebec QC | Coaxial Cable | 0.3% 0 / 0 | Mobile Wireless | 59.9% 0 / 0 | 59.9% |
| Saskatchewan SK | Coaxial Cable | 0.3% 0 / 0 | Mobile Wireless | 48.4% 0 / 0 | 48.4% |
Rogers Province Coverage Rankings
Provinces ranked by total combined coverage. Colour indicates coverage tier.
Strongest Province
Prince Edward Island
100% overall · 311 hexes
Weakest Province
Newfoundland & Labrador
13.9% overall · 337 hexes
Dual Coverage
9 Provinces
Both fixed-line and wireless
AB · BC · MB · NB · NL · NS · ON · QC · SK
AB · BC · MB · NB · NL · NS · ON · QC · SK
Widest Reach
Fixed Wireless
Available in 10 provinces
Wireless Only
1 Provinces
PE
1
Prince Edward Island
100%
311 / 311
2
Alberta
92.3%
12,774 / 13,833
3
Manitoba
87.6%
5,245 / 5,990
4
Nova Scotia
85.1%
1,943 / 2,282
5
New Brunswick
84.9%
1,945 / 2,292
6
Ontario
70.8%
9,151 / 12,918
7
Quebec
59.9%
5,047 / 8,425
8
Saskatchewan
48.4%
6,598 / 13,622
9
British Columbia
44.4%
4,698 / 10,593
10
Newfoundland & Labrador
13.9%
337 / 2,423
Technology Reach by Province
Fixed Wireless
Wireless
10 / 10
Mobile Wireless
Wireless
10 / 10
Coaxial Cable
Fixed-Line
9 / 10
Fibre to the home
Fixed-Line
4 / 10
Rogers Internet Coverage — Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Rogers internet available in Canada?
Rogers internet is available across 10 Canadian provinces: Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland & Labrador, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, Saskatchewan. The service covers 64.9% of hex cells within its service area, representing 9.3% of all mapped hexagons across Canada.
What types of internet does Rogers offer?
Rogers offers fixed-line services including Fibre to the home and Coaxial Cable, and wireless services including Fixed Wireless and Mobile Wireless. Coverage type and speed varies by location — use the map above to see which technology is available in your province.
Which province has the best Rogers internet coverage?
Prince Edward Island has the strongest overall Rogers coverage at 100% of all hex cells in that province. For fixed-line internet, Coaxial Cable coverage is strongest in New Brunswick (28.9%). For wireless internet, Mobile Wireless coverage is strongest in Prince Edward Island (100%).
Where does Rogers have the best Fibre to the Home or Coaxial Cable internet?
Rogers Coaxial Cable coverage is highest in New Brunswick, where it reaches 28.9% of the province (663 hex cells covered). Rogers also has strong Fibre to the home coverage in New Brunswick at 10.9%.
Does Rogers offer wireless or satellite internet in rural areas?
Yes. Rogers provides Fixed Wireless and Mobile Wireless in areas where wired connections are limited. Rogers Mobile Wireless coverage is strongest in Prince Edward Island at 100% of that province. Rogers has both fixed-line and wireless coverage in 9 provinces: Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland & Labrador, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Quebec, Saskatchewan.
How do I check if Rogers internet is available at my address?
Use the interactive map above. Click your province from the chips at the top of the map, then select a network type to see coverage in your area. Rogers currently serves Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland & Labrador, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, Saskatchewan — click any of these provinces to zoom in and check your location.
What is the most widely available Rogers internet technology?
Rogers Fixed Wireless is the most widely deployed technology, available in 10 provinces. 48,049 of 515,851 Canadian hex cells are covered by Rogers in total across all technologies.
How is Rogers internet coverage measured on this map?
Coverage is measured using hexagonal grid cells (hex cells) that divide Canada into equal-area geographic units. The coverage percentage shown is serviceable area coverage — calculated as the number of hex cells where Rogers provides service (48,049 hexes) divided by the total number of hex cells served by any ISP across Canada (74,043 serviceable hexes). This reflects how much of internet-serviceable Canada Rogers covers, not just the provinces it operates in. Hexes with no ISP service at all (remote wilderness, uninhabited areas) are excluded from the denominator, making this a more meaningful measure of competitive reach.
Coverage data is sourced from the National Broadband Data (NBD) published by Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED) at ised-isde.canada.ca. This data is provided for general informational purposes only and does not represent official or guaranteed service availability. Actual coverage, speeds, and service availability may differ by address. The operators of this website make no representations or warranties regarding the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of this data. This information should not be relied upon for any commercial, legal, or binding purpose. We accept no responsibility or liability for any loss, damage, or inconvenience arising from the use of or reliance on this coverage information. Always verify availability directly with the internet service provider before making any decisions.
Note:
Some ISPs may operate using another provider infrastructure or through a network partnership agreement. Coverage under these arrangements may not be reflected on this map.