We're moving to Toronto in a couple of months and I'm looking at Internet Service Providers.. They're all either really expensive or really bad. Any suggestions?

If you are put off by bad or expensive ISPs, then dont move to Toronto, or Canada in general for that matter...

Been living in Nova Scotia for the past year and Eastlink are amazing, I just don't like download limits haha

See this link for opinions on providers in Canada. Not all available in Toronto.
Do you like cheese by any chance or Robinsons squash or Bisto?
http://www.digitalhome.ca/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=3

Uhmm.. I guess so?

Well if you are complaining about Canadian internet prices wait till you see the prices of those items
Toronto and car insurance mmm make sure you are sat down for those quotes.

I've been in Nova Scotia for a year, so I'm used to cheese, Robinsons and Bisto prices, as for car insurance in Toronto, I won't have a car so that's no problem

You may find the costs cheaper than here in NS. I have heard that my cell phone package - the same one, same provider in Toronto is $10 a month cheaper before taxes get involved.
Fingers crossed you get some more usefull information soon that has nothing to do with food.

See post #4

ah yes, I didnt see that, I was over-whelmed by all the chat about cheese and Robinsons

I have Rogers cable and it seems to work pretty well, but then it doesn't satisfy your cheapness criteria. I started off trying to get Teksavvy - who are allegedly good and cheap - but, after spending more than an hour on-hold waiting for them to pick up the sales line (doesn't bode very well for the customer service later on...) I gave up.

Teksavvy.

I use Telus, but that's 100mb down, 10mb up and unlimited bandwidth for $65 a month, but it's exclusive to people residing in the CityPlace neighbourhood.

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Fibre Optic to the home.
30 / 30 . No cap.
Not available in TO but available here out East.
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Techsavvy.

200gb monthly dowload limit (they also offer unlimited)

Dry loop DSL (no landline)

Wide pipe, excellent customer service - always speak to a real and a helpful person.

Cost iro $40 per month. not priceless, but excellent value. I am a very happy customer....

Bell and Rogers both offer internet connectivity, and if you happen to get TV, Home Phone, Cell Phone, and whatever else they offer, then you do get a discount.

Teksavvy, as mentioned by others is pretty good. I'm with MyCybernet (part of Switchworks) and they have been very good to me for the past six years