HALIFAX – Rogers Communications announced today it has expanded its 5G network in Dartmouth and Bedford, Nova Scotia.
The company “has now delivered Atlantic Canada’s first 5G network to 16 communities across the region, including to the cities of Halifax, Moncton, Saint John and Fredericton, as part of a broader series of investments in Canada’s east coast,” a press release says.
Over the course of 20 months, Rogers has “enhanced its wireless networks across 32 communities in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Labrador, and Prince Edward Island,” and has “invested in wireline network upgrades across 71 communities in New Brunswick and Newfoundland and Labrador.”
The company has plans to improve wireless connectivity to 25 more communities by the end of this year.
Rogers’ network investments have exceeded $60 billion over the past 30 years, and “are part of a multi-year initiative to bring next generation wireless and wireline services to communities and businesses across Canada and improve connectivity for underserved rural and remote regions,” according to the press release.
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