With our current strategy to make fibre reach underserved areas through acquiring and building greenfield-fibre and Fixed Wireless (4G/5G) assets, increasing the FTTP footprint of acquired companies and consolidating the management of broadband infrastructure assets, we aim to address the current digital divide in North American rural communities.

Our Broadband solutions have been helping people get access to high-speed internet in rural communities across Newfoundland, Quebec and Ontario.  It is also delivering on our commitment to creating a network that delivers speeds at an affordable price.

Broadband Network Overview – Core Business:

PomeGran‘s core business is as a facilities-owned Broadband service provider. PomeGran has a large fibre and fixed wireless access (FWA) network across Eastern Canada, and is further expanding the footprint into the Northeastern USA.

Today, PomeGran serves over 160 communities across:

  • Newfoundland

  • Outaouais and Saguenay-Lac-Saint Jean regions of Quebec

  • Cochrane Region in Northern Ontario

  • Chatham-Kent Region in Southwestern Ontario

IPTV Services:

PomeGran is proud to provide value added services such as Digital TV over Fibre to its customers. Today we offer true HD television at 1080p, superior picture and superior sound quality. We offer 160 Channels and multiple Theme Packs.

Satellite TV Services:

PomeGran partners with Shaw Direct Satellite TV to offer Satellite TV across many regions, where we provide broadband services as a value-added service to our customers. We offer multiple bundle packages.

Telus Health Services:

PomeGran partners with Telus Health to provide virtual health services to its customers.  This partnership allows us to offer virtual, real-time healthcare services in regions where medical teams and facilities may be scarce.

Fibre Growth Strategy

Our goal is to provide fibre connectivity to underserved areas through the following strategies:

  • Rapidly acquire and build greenfield-fibre and Fixed Wireless (4G/5G) assets.

  • Increase the FTTP footprint of acquired companies.

  • Consolidate the management of broadband infrastructure assets.