Valley Fiber and the Manitoba government have partnered to bring high-speed broadband to more than 10,000 homes across rural and northern Manitoba, helping close the connectivity gap in 2026 and 2027.
Where is Valley Fiber expanding in Manitoba and when will my area get fiber internet?
Construction is underway in 2026, with more communities planned for 2027. Some areas are already live for service, while others are expected to come online later in the year or in 2027. Follow their progress on our communities update page.
These communities are scheduled for construction in 2026.
- Ambroise (incl. Woodlands, RM of Portage la Prairie)
- Arborg (incl. RM of Bifrost-Riverton)
- Balmoral (incl. RM of Rockwood)
- Beaver Creek (incl. RM of Bifrost-Riverton)
- Black River (incl. Black River First Nation)
- Buffalo Point (incl. RM of Piney)
- Clandeboye (incl. RM of St. Andrews
- Dallas
- Emesville (incl. RM of West St. Paul)
- Fisher Bay
- Grindstone (incl. RM of Bifrost-Riverton, Blacks Point)
- Gull Harbour (incl. Hecla, RM of Bifrost-Riverton)
- Hollow Water (incl. Manigotagan, Seymourville, Aghaming)
- Lake Francis (incl. RM of Woodlands)
- Libau
- Matheson Island (incl. Pine Dock)
- Middleboro (incl. RM of Piney)
- Moose Lake (incl. RM of Piney)
- Nopiming (incl. Flanders Lake, Booster Lake, Bird Lake, Davidson Lake)
- Pointe du Bois
- RM of Rosser
- Senkiw (incl. RM of Emerson-Franklin) — Service is live
- Silver (incl. RM of Armstrong & Bifrost-Riverton)
- St. Vital/St. Germain (Winnipeg) — includes Vermette
- Winnipeg West
Watch for additional communities to be announced for 2027.
How do I know if my home can be connected?
Residents in targeted areas can sign up to have the fiber connection brought to their home at no cost by visiting the construction sign-up page
Read the full announcement:
Manitoba Government to Expand High-Speed Broadband Across Northern Communities
Watch the press conference with comments from Finance Minister Adrien Sala, and Innovation and New Technology Minister Mike Moroz.
