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With the introduction of the B. Ingram Excellence Award in honour & memory of Lakeland’s Manager of Operations, Bryan Ingram (1978-2024), Lakeland aims to continue his legacy by supporting the next generation of young professionals and leaders within our local communities.
Bracebridge, Ontario: In a remarkable achievement, Lakeland Networks has earned the prestigious recognition by PCMag as the fastest Internet Service Provider (ISP) in the Muskoka & Parry Sound Districts.
Surpassing industry giants Bell, Cogeco, TELUS, Rogers, and Shaw, Lakeland secured the position of second fastest ISP in Canada and Ontario, making them the undisputed #1 in their service area.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Bracebridge,Ontario: Serving Muskoka, Parry Sound, and Almaguin, Lakeland Networks is thrilled to announce the debut of our new digital TV service “Lakeland TV”. The new service was launched on February 1st, 2024, to all Lakeland Networks’ TV...
Lakeland Networks has been recognized by PCMag as Ontario’s best and Canada’s second-best Internet Service Provider for Gaming. With more than 277,723 tests performed, Lakeland’s Gaming score beat out every major ISP in Canada to place second.
Muskoka-based Lakeland Networks is extremely excited to announce the debut of its new rebranding today, consisting of a new logo, look, and marketing campaign.
Lakeland Networks is proud to support one of their own and announce that Fraser Burgess of Bracebridge, Ontario will be participating in the Boston Marathon on April 18, 2022.
On January 26, 2022, Lakeland Networks was awarded $4M in Universal Broadband Funding (UBF) for fibre optic High-Speed Internet builds in Muskoka, including the communities of Severn Bridge, Bracebridge, and Huntsville.
Lakeland Networks was awarded funding towards an innovative project that will bring improved high-speed internet access to underserved Lake of Bays residents located around Ten Mile Bay and Emerald Bay.
Lakeland Networks has been awarded $701,055 in Universal Broadband Funding (UBF) for a High-Speed Internet build on Wasauksing First Nation land.
New funding will bring high-speed Internet to approximately 1,300 underserved households and businesses in South River, Katrine, Emsdale, Burk’s Falls, Sundridge, Lake Bernard, and Machar, Ontario.
