Bell vs. Videotron vs. Rogers: Canada's fastest internet provider has been revealed

How does your network measure up?

A Bell office in Calgary. Right: Videotron logo in front of their main office for Montreal, Quebec.

A recent report compiled from millions of speed tests between July and December 2024

Senior Writer

For Quebecers shopping for a new internet or mobile plan, speed is the key factor — especially when you're weighing your options between trusted names like Bell, Videotron, and Rogers.

Sure, many of us stick with our favourite brands out of loyalty, but when you dig into the numbers, the results might surprise you.

A recent Ookla Speedtest report compiled from millions of tests between July and December 2024 and lays it all out. The study, released in February 2025, covers everything from download and upload speeds to 5G availability and overall network reliability, giving you a clear picture of where each provider really stands.

So, whether you're streaming your favourite shows, gaming, or working from home, these insights could be a game changer for your next plan.

Best internet service provider in Canada (fixed networks)

On the home internet front, Bell Pure Fibre dominates with a median download speed of 332.26 Mbps and a median upload speed of 284.9 Mbps, earning an "Overall Connectivity Score" of 84.32.

In comparison, Rogers achieved a score of 79.85, while Videotron registered a score of 77.24. Despite Videotron's slightly lower performance metrics, its strong local presence continues to make it a dependable option for many households in the province.

Below are the connectivity scores for other major providers from the report:

  • Bell Pure Fibre: 84.32
  • Telus PureFibre: 83.06
  • Rogers: 79.85
  • Videotron: 77.24
  • Cogeco: 76.87
  • Bell Internet: 63.27

Best mobile network provider in Canada

According to the data, Bell Mobility leads the mobile sector with a "Speed Score" of 104.34. Bell recorded a median download speed of 99.2 Mbps, an impressive median 5G download speed of 166.60 Mbps, a median upload speed of 9.45 Mbps, and a latency of 42 ms.

Rogers trails behind with a median download speed of 77.28 Mbps but distinguishes itself with the highest 5G availability — 83.9% of its users connect to a 5G network most of the time.

Meanwhile, Videotron wasn't highlighted in the mobile rankings.

Here are the top three speed scores among Canadian providers:

  • Bell Mobility: 104.34
  • TELUS: 98.72
  • Rogers 83.6


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  • Al Sciola
  • Born and raised in Montreal, Al Sciola is a Senior Writer for MTL Blog. With a background in covering sports and local events, he has a knack for finding stories that capture the city’s spirit. A lifelong Canadiens fan and trivia enthusiast, Al spends his downtime sipping espresso and trying out new recipes in the kitchen.

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