The Canadian government has the Broadband Fund to promote the installation of high-speed internet in small and rural communities. There are several wireless technologies out there that can bring fast internet speeds to remote locations across the country, from farms to cabins and lodges.  The government publishes a National Broadband Internet Service Availability Map, which can help you see what is available where you live. Some of the best rural internet providers in Canada include Xplornet, Bell, Rogers, Sasktel, and Telus. High-speed internet may be available where you live via a few different connection types. Satellite Internet. In rural areas, satellite internet may be the only option. While it has become a lot more reliable than before, it can be expensive with high latency. Xplorenet is a leader in satellite WiFi and internet service with affordable data plans ranging from $59.99 – $99.99/ month. Other providers include Canada Satellite, Galaxy Broadband, Ground Control and Starlink. Some of these require expensive equipment and have metered usage.  Data plan on your cell phone. Using cell phone data is also an option. They are faster than ever before with 5G plans beginning to roll out in parts of the country. Note that cell phone data can be expensive and usage metered. For light usage, it may be enough.  Choose a local internet service provider. Depending on how rural the location is, you may still have a local provider. It's worth checking with neighbours about their experience.