Who We Are

"Awesome, Unlimited Internet And A Fair, Affordable Price"

Our Timeline

1983
Can Com Electronics Ltd. is incorporated. Providing TV service to rural BC via C-Band Satellite and broadcast towers
1999
Can Com is one of the premier Satellite TV Dealers in Canada
2000
Our MidBC brand becomes a wholesaler for Telus DSL.
2011
We added VoIP Telephone Service to our offer
2015
We become a Third Party High Speed Internet Provider (TPIA), under CRTC regulations
1996
Our MidBC Dial-Up Internet service is born
2000
The first residential Satellite High Speed Internet systems enter the Canadian market. We are there
2005
Xplornet introduces 3G Satellite Internet to Canada. Can Com is a distributor and installation provider
2012
Xplornet introduces 4G Satellite Internet to Canada
1983
Can Com Electronics Ltd. is incorporated. Providing TV service to rural BC via C-Band Satellite and broadcast towers
1996
Our MidBC Dial-Up Internet service is born
1999
Can Com is one of the premier Satellite TV Dealers in Canada
2000
The first residential Satellite High Speed Internet systems enter the Canadian market. We are there
2000
Our MidBC brand becomes a wholesaler for Telus DSL.
2005
Xplornet introduces 3G Satellite Internet to Canada. Can Com is a distributor and installation provider
2011
We added VoIP Telephone Service to our offer
2012
Xplornet introduces 4G Satellite Internet to Canada
2015
We become a Third Party High Speed Internet Provider (TPIA), under CRTC regulations

Why Choose Us?

Four key points to help you decide
Consumers perceive

A risk when considering switching to a new service provider. In response, we have structured our offer to minimize or even eliminate up-front costs. Further to that, our customers are not tied to contracts and have the option to change their mind at any time.

We are also aware

Of the deep trust consumers have for well established and marketed incumbents. We encourage you to research us on the web. Check the on-line reviews and see what our customers say about us to form your own opinion

"Don't Fix It If It Ain't Broke..."

As the saying goes. But isn't it broken when the price for the service keeps increasing just because it is that time of the year? Or when the 'New Subscriber Only' line reminds you that you have been paying full retail for how many years? Time to break the habit?

Does a lower price mean a lesser value?

Not at all. We can offer great savings to our customers due to much lower overhead and still maintain the same level of service quality you are used to.