Bradford West Gwillimbury, Ontario · On Highway 400 and the new Highway 425
Connected for what comes next in Bradford West Gwillimbury
Reliable high-speed internet shapes how we live, work, and build here. This page tracks where coverage stands across the Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury and shows you how to confirm service for a home, business, or development site.
Connectivity that supports business and growth
Fast, dependable internet is now core infrastructure, on par with roads, water, and power. The Office of Economic Development works with providers and senior levels of government to keep service expanding across the Town as we grow toward roughly 83,500 residents by 2051.
Carrier choice
National and regional providers, including Bell, Rogers, and Vianet, serve homes and businesses across BWG, with fixed wireless and satellite filling in areas beyond the fibre footprint.
Help confirming a site
Looking at a specific building or parcel in one of our business parks? Tell us the address and we can help you confirm available service and connect you with providers.
Backed by public investment
Ontario is investing nearly $4 billion to connect every community, and regional programs such as SWIFT have already added fibre to thousands of premises across Simcoe County.
Network expansion across the Town
Several programs and providers have extended high-speed service in and around BWG over the past few years. Here is where the main initiatives stand.
Ontario Connects and AHSIP
Through the Accelerated High-Speed Internet Program, the Province has signed agreements with eight providers to connect up to 266,000 homes, farms, and businesses in as many as 339 municipalities. With more than 94% of Ontario now covered, the Province has set a revised goal of universal access by the end of 2028.
SWIFT 1.0 in Simcoe County
In December 2024, SWIFT confirmed completion of its Simcoe County fibre projects, about $41 million of work that connected more than 12,590 homes and businesses. Vianet's portion laid roughly 75 kilometres of fibre across New Tecumseth, Bradford West Gwillimbury, and Adjala-Tosorontio, reaching more than 1,200 rural premises.
Holland Marsh wireless (CENGN and Rogers)
A partnership between CENGN and Rogers brought a 5G fixed-wireless network to the Holland Marsh, shared with neighbouring King Township. It added 25/5 and 50/10 Mbps service to farms and homes that previously had little or no access. Rural properties can check what is available using the tools below.
Bell fibre in Bradford and Bondhead
Bell reports that its fibre-to-the-home build in Bradford, including Bondhead, has reached substantial completion, extending fibre to roughly 13,000 homes and businesses. Bell continues to add fibre to new developments, while broader expansion into outlying areas is reviewed over time.
Fixed wireless and satellite
Some rural properties sit outside current fibre build areas. Fixed wireless from regional providers and satellite services, including Starlink, can deliver high-speed access today. (In March 2025 the Province ended its Starlink satellite program, but satellite remains available privately.)
Working with providers
The Office of Economic Development continues to meet with internet service providers and senior levels of government to close gaps, support new applications for funding, and advocate for residents and businesses still waiting for service.
Check what is available at your address
Coverage can differ from one road to the next. Use these free tools to see what is offered at a specific home, business, or site before you contact a provider.
- Search your address on the Province's interactive map to see provincially funded projects that are planned, under way, or recently completed near you.
- Run the connection test for the Bradford West Gwillimbury and King area to check available speeds and providers at your location.
- Contact the providers serving your area to compare plans and book an installation.
- Still without a good option? Email the Office of Economic Development and we will help you explore fixed wireless, satellite, and any new programs.
Helpful links and support
- Ontario Connects: province-wide high-speed internet projects and interactive map
- Infrastructure Ontario: Accelerated High-Speed Internet Program (AHSIP)
- SWIFT: regional rural broadband projects across Southwestern Ontario
- CIRA connection test for the BWG and King area
- Government of Canada: national internet coverage map (confirm link)
- Commission for Complaints for Telecom-Television Services (CCTS) for unresolved provider issues
Talk to the Office of Economic Development
Tell us about your address or site and we will help you confirm service, connect with providers, and track expansion in your area.