QUEBEC CITY – Bell launched its Bell Fibe service to homes and business in Quebec City on Monday.
The high-speed fibre optic technology will help to support “enhanced competition and choice in Quebec” with the latest broadband TV, Internet and home phone services including free province-wide calls, Bell said in a statement. Fibe is available now in the boroughs of Quebec, Beauport, Sillery, Ste-Foy, Cap-Rouge, Charlesbourg, L'Ancienne-Lorette, Loretteville, Sainte-Thérèse-de-Lisieux and Montmorency. Lévis will also soon be connected to the Fibe network.
"The people of Québec City now have access to the most advanced network technology available in Québec or anywhere in Canada," said Martine Turcotte, Bell's vice chair for Quebec, in the announcement. "Bell is committed to leading investment and innovation in new broadband services, bringing the best technology the world has to offer here to our Québec home. With Fibe, Bell is proud to deliver to our capital city the fastest Internet speeds, the best television experience and free long distance calling to any number in Québec."
