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TekSavvy Communications Inc., operating as TekSavvy, is a Canadian telecommunications company that offers internet, television, and voice service to residential and business customers. The company was founded in 2005 and is headquartered in London, Ontario. In 2017, it rebranded from TekSavvy Solutions to simply TekSavvy.

TekSavvy provides a range of internet plans, including fibre-optic, cable-based, and satellite options, depending on the customer's location. Its televison services include over 80 channels, including Canadian and international networks, as well as on-demand content.

The company has been involved in several disputes with the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) and the Canadian government over issues related to net neutrality, broadcast rights, and regulatory compliance. In 2014, TekSavvy mounted a legal challenge against the CRTC's broadcast regulations, arguing that they imposed "unfair" fees on internet service providers.

TekSavvy has been recognized for its customer service and its support for the independent internet service provider (ISP) industry. The company has also been a vocal advocate for issues related to net neutrality, internet freedom, and consumer protection.

Throughout its operations, TekSavvy has maintained a strong online presence and has been actively involved in promoting internet literacy and digital rights in Canada. Its website and blog frequently publish articles and guides on topics such as internet security, digital media, and online rights.