Eastlink has bought Sudbury, Ontario-based Sunwire’s home internet, TV, and phone services, expanding its reach in the province, effective November 1, 2024.
The company’s website explains to customers, “For the time being, nothing will change, including your price. We are working closely with Sunwire to make the transition as seamless as possible and will be in touch in the coming months with more details on what to expect and when.”
“We are pleased to welcome Sunwire customers to the Eastlink family,” said Jeff Gillham, CEO in a statement. “They have our commitment that we will work hard, every day, to earn their business as we continue to invest, grow and build on the products and services we offer with the care and excellence to customer service for which we have become known.”
“Eastlink has a strong record of service and operational excellence in the communities it serves, which gives me confidence that they are the right company to take over this part of the business,” said Sunwire President and CEO, Jason Legault.
Eastlink will take over these home customers in Sudbury, Timmins and surrounding areas.
Sunwire says it will continue to service its business customers, putting its focus towards its SolSwitch Communications Platform, Cybersecurity and IT, structured cabling and business internet.
Halifax-based Eastlink has invested over $180 million in Northern Ontario over the past ten years to expand its high-speed internet and fibre networks across the region.
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