KINGSTON, NS – Bell Aliant Inc. has announced it is expanding its FibreOP presence in Nova Scotia’s Annapolis Valley to 13 more communities. This spring, customers in Cambridge, Windsor West, Falmouth, Centreville, Hantsport, Berwick, Berwick East, Aylesford, Kingston, Kingston West, Middleton, Middleton South, and Bridgetown will have access to FibreOP’s world-class fibre-optic technology.
This announcement builds on Bell Aliant’s existing FibreOP footprint in the Annapolis Valley which includes Windsor, Wolfville, Kentville, Coldbrook and New Minas. Bell Aliant is investing nearly $7 million to connect 12,500 premises in the 13 communities to its fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) network.
“Everywhere we go with FibreOP, we deliver the fastest Internet in the market, and the best TV experience including social TV apps, more than 100 HD channels and the most HD Video On Demand content,” said Andre LeBlanc, vice-president, residential markets, Bell Aliant, in a statement. “A fibre-optic network is the building block of great home entertainment and a real asset to business. We are always delighted to hear customers like Stephen who rely on FibreOP to make things happen.”
Besides the Annapolis Valley, Bell Aliant’s network is available across Nova Scotia in Halifax, Truro, New Glasgow, Sydney, Bridgewater, Digby, Antigonish, Yarmouth, Lunenburg and Amherst.