TekSavvy announced on Monday it has launched fibre-to-the-home internet in the town of Tilbury in Chatham-Kent, Ontario.
Fibre internet with download speeds up to 1 Gbps are now available to 830 homes and businesses in Tilbury, while service will continue to rollout with completion set for this summer.
“High-speed fibre internet service is a game-changer for Tilbury,” said Charlie Burns, Chief Technology Officer at TekSavvy, in an issued statement. “We’re proud to deliver the connectivity that will make a difference to the community.”
“Tilbury is a vital community that straddles one of the busiest highways in Canada,” added Chatham-Kent Mayor Darrin Canniff. “It’s more than appropriate that it be part of the fastest information highway available.”
TekSavvy says those signing up for its Fibre 1000 Unlimited package on a 24-month term commitment, can get a $20 monthly bill credit for their first 12 months of service.
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