BCE Inc. will begin offering fibre internet services in Western Canada using its rivals’ networks under rules it has long opposed, as it seeks to grow its customer base and push for more bundled subscriptions.
That was among a list of plans shared by the parent company of Bell Canada during its investor day event on Tuesday. It included a three-year growth outlook focused on fibre, wireless, AI-powered enterprise solutions and digital media.
Bell announced a number of initiatives on those fronts, such as the introduction of new tiered wireless plans, a new backup option in spring 2026 that will maintain service during power outages, the eventual elimination of TV set-top boxes, and expanded streaming bundles in certain markets….