Put Canada’s largest communications provider behind your business

Extend your reach into Canada with BCE Global

About BCE Global

BCE Global's full portfolio of wholesale telecommunication products and services has everything you need to quickly grow your business and extend your network into Canada. That includes industry-leading voice, broadband, hosting, co-location and IP wholesale solutions across Canada and at key “meet me” points in Europe and the U.S.

Your connection into Canada

BCE Global provides cost effective strategies for customers to extend their reach into Canada. Partnering with us means fast, seamless access and deep reach into the Canadian market.

Connect to geographically dispersed locations without having to standardize and manage multiple suppliers and processes and maintain your reputation for delivering high-quality services to your end customers.

An experienced team

Our unique team brings together a multidisciplinary group of specialists to meet your needs and those of your customers. Our account teams include sales, order management, network engineering, project coordination and technical support personnel – fully supported by wholesale-specific product development, marketing, product management and carrier relations staff.

Once the best solution has been designed, our professional customer service staff can efficiently handle order fulfillment and ongoing business needs.

Extensive infrastructure

Our convenient “meet me” points in Europe and key U.S. cities provide seamless access to the largest network in Canada, with highly reliable reach from coast-to-coast-to-coast.

Leverage the advanced fibre-optic network that gives your customers the reliable connectivity they need, with interconnection points across Canada as well as route and point-of-presence redundancy.

A partner you can
depend on

Our clients represent various national and international markets and include inter-exchange carriers, local exchange carriers, wireless service providers, resellers and Internet Service Providers.

BCE Global Leadership team

Every member of our executive team has extensive industry experience – and is committed to your success.

Why Canada

Canada is a modern, advanced country with a strong economy and an appetite for leading connectivity and communications solutions. It enjoys robust trade across the globe and its well-educated, high average income population seeks products and services from a wide variety of industries and nations. Canada is also ethnically diverse. English and French are its two official languages, but the people of this country speak more than 200 languages.

With 41.2 million people spread across 9.9 million square kilometers (3.9 million square miles), Canada is the second-largest country by landmass in the world. That means reliable network reach matters here more than anywhere.

Key industries in Canada:

Media and Entertainment

Canada's media and entertainment sector employs more than 239,000 people1and the total production volume for film and television reached more than $12 billion in 2022 and 2023, supporting $14.05 billion in GDP.
Vancouver, British Columbia, has one of the largest clusters of visual effects (VFX) and animation studios in the world2 and has close to 1,000 Digital Entertainment & Interactive businesses

Finance

Canadian banks are major employers and contributors to the Canadian economy, with more than 280,000 employees in 2022 and contributing approximately $70 billion to Canada's GDP.
Canada's five largest banks are ranked in the World's top 50 largest banks.

Manufacturing

Canada's manufacturing sector generated more than $671 billion in sales in 2023, accounting for more than 10% of Canada's economic activity.
Manufacturing is concentrated in southern Ontario and Quebec and employes about 1.8 million people

Mining

Canada is the world's top producer of potash, second-largest producer of niobium and uranium, and third-largest producer of diamonds and palladium.
Canada's mineral production was $74.6 billion in 2022, accounting for 21% of the value of all Canadian exports.
Canada's mining sector directly employed 420,000 people and indirectly employed an additional 274,000 in 2022.

Oil and gas

Canada has the world’s third-largest oil reserves and is the world's fifth largest producer of natural gas.
Canada's oil and gas sector supports more than 500,000 employees.

Energy

Canada's electricity system is among the lowest emitting in the world. In fact, 68% of Canada's electricity comes from renewable sources and 82% from non-greenhouse gas (non-GHG) emitting sources.
Canada is the world's third largest producer of hydroelectricity.
Canada also has a significant nuclear industry, contributing to 16% of its electricity needs and provides over 30,000 direct jobs.

Information and communications technology (ICT)

The Canadian ICT sector has over 45,000 companies and employs over 700,000 people
The Canadian ICT sector has contributed $104.5 billion to Canada's GDP in 2021 and generated an estimated $242 billion in revenue.

References

¹Motion Picture Association Canada, – What we do Driving Economic Growth. ↩

²Vancouver Economic Commission, – Digital Entertainment & Interactive. ↩

³Canadian Bankers Association – Fast Facts About the Canadian Banking System. ↩

⁴Visual Capitalist – The World's Top 50 Largest Banks by Consolidated Assets. ↩

⁵Government of Canada, Statistics Canada – Monthly Survey of Manufacturing, December 2023. ↩

⁶Statista – Total number of employed persons in Canada in 2023, by industry. ↩

⁷The Mining Association of Canada – The Mining Story 2024. ↩

⁸Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers – Oil and Natural Gas in Canada. ↩

⁹Statista – Oil industry employment in Canada, 2024. ↩

¹⁰Government of Canada, Canada Energy Regulator – Canada's Energy Future 2023. ↩

¹¹Government of Canada, Canadian Center for Energy Information – Energy Fact Book, 2023-2024: Clean power and low carbon fuels. ↩