Line-of-Site Wireless: Wireless Internet connections use a radio antenna to connect from your home to a local communication tower. Wireless Internet is heavily dependent on having a clear line of sight between the antenna and the tower you are connecting to.

DSL: This connection utilizes your telephone/landline but with the benefit that it doesn’t interrupt your phone use. It is a similar connection type to dial up Internet but does not interrupt landline phone service.

Fiber Optic: Cables that are comprised of glass fibers transmit data using beams of light creating a low latency high speed data connection. This is a new technology that is starting to arrive in many communities - however access to this service may vary depending on local installations.

NETAGO does not charge for overages, we do however rate limit your account when you go over your monthly data threshold. Data thresholds reset on the first day of each month. For more information on how this works please contact us.

Yes... and no. Wireless connections to devices on your local network inside your home or business are generally not affected by weather. However heavy rain can interfere wireless signal strength when outdoors.

You can test your Internet connection speed using the CIRA Speedtest website: 

http://performance.cira.ca/ISED

Nope! Fibre optic connections use special cables glass fiber cables to transmit data over light. Traditional phone lines use copper cables.

You can access webmail through a web browser through the following link: 

Webmail Login

For mail programs on your computer or smartphone you can use the following settings: