A better choice for Halifax internet
For years, Haligonians have largely been stuck choosing between Bell Aliant and Eastlink. oxio brings a much-needed third option that focuses entirely on user experience and transparency. They believe internet should be a utility you don't have to stress about: no negotiating for better rates, no checking your bill for errors, and no waiting on hold.
With fast cable internet speeds suitable for everything from working from home to 4K streaming, oxio proves you don't need to sign a contract to get reliable service in Nova Scotia.
★ Why Halifax is choosing oxio
From the student housing of the South End to the family homes in Bedford, Halifax needs internet that is flexible and fair. oxio fits the bill perfectly.
They offer a month-to-month service with no cancellation fees, which is ideal if you're renting or just hate commitment. Plus, the plans include a top-tier eero 6 router, so you don't have to spend hundreds of dollars at Best Buy just to get good Wi-Fi in an old Victorian house with thick plaster walls.
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Before you switch checklist
- Check if your current contract has an end date or cancellation fee
- Note when your current billing cycle ends
- Confirm oxio availability at your address
- Review the total monthly cost including taxes and fees
- Understand equipment requirements (modem, router)
- Plan for potential service gap during transition
Frequently Asked Questions
oxio serves the entire Halifax Regional Municipality (HRM) area, including Dartmouth, Bedford, Sackville, and the peninsula. It uses the Eastlink cable infrastructure, so if you are in a location that is serviced by Eastlink cable, you can almost certainly switch to oxio. Simply use the address checker on their site to confirm your specific home connection.
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Last reviewed: April 2026