Galaxy Broadband Communications Inc.

Galaxy Broadband Communications Inc. Galaxy Broadband was acquired by Calian Group Ltd. as of August 2026. Galaxy owns and operates two fully redundant DVB-S2 hubs.

Galaxy Broadband Communications Inc., a Calian company

Enterprise LEO/GEO satellite, Private 5G, rapid-deploy, workcamp & failover connectivity across remote North America — mining, oil & gas, government, marine, utilities, airports & emergency response. Since 1992, Galaxy has been a leader in reliable, enterprise-grade VSAT services to remote areas across Canada and the United States. With 20 ye

ars of delivering communications via satellite, Galaxy’s customer-centric approach to the VSAT market is straightforward and simplified. We deliver leading edge technologies quickly and economically while maintaining client Quality of Service (QoS). Utilizing geographically diverse uplink centers, Galaxy manages a Global IP infrastructure interconnecting remote VSATs directly to the core of major North American carriers with POPs in the USA and Canada. Galaxy's service plan flexibility (dedicated or contended bandwidth solutions) combined with state of the art monitoring and manned 24/7 North American technical support center provides a true enterprise quality service. We offer a full range of satellite internet solutions and multiple applications such as VoIP, RoIP, Fax over IP, Fixed and Self-aligning antennas and VPN services. GALAXY COMMENT POLICY:

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Deployable connectivity is not one thing.A team on foot, a command vehicle, and a temporary incident site do not need th...
08/31/2026

Deployable connectivity is not one thing.

A team on foot, a command vehicle, and a temporary incident site do not need the same setup. The real question is not “Do we need connectivity?” It is how does the operation move?

If the team is on foot, Manpack gives portable connectivity that can move with them. If the network needs to stay active while the vehicle is moving, COTM fits that mission profile. If the team stops and needs to bring a site online quickly, COTP becomes the better fit.
For public safety, government, defence, utilities, and remote field operations, choosing the right deployment profile can determine how quickly teams restore voice, data, video, and coordination in the field.

Galaxy Broadband works with partners like Intellian Technologies and Eutelsat OneWeb to support deployable LEO satellite connectivity for mission-critical environments where the network has to move with the operation.

Which deployment profile matches your world right now: portable, vehicle, or rapid-deploy? DM us or book a discovery call to talk through your environment.

08/27/2026

Maritime connectivity is not just internet at sea.

It is how shore teams stay connected to the operation when vessels are moving, routes are changing, and decisions need to be made with real information.

When ship-to-shore connectivity is weak, the impact shows up fast. Fleet tracking becomes delayed. Safety updates take longer to move. Dispatch coordination slows down. Operations teams lose visibility into what is happening beyond the dock.

That is why maritime operators need connectivity designed around the work itself: vessel communications, fleet monitoring, operational data, crew welfare, safety updates, and resilient failover when primary paths are limited.

Galaxy Broadband supports maritime and remote operations with enterprise-grade LEO satellite connectivity, MCN, and multi-path network design built for environments where the connection back to shore matters.

What part of your maritime operation depends most on reliable ship-to-shore connectivity: fleet tracking, safety updates, dispatch, or crew communications?

Big news! Today marks an exciting new chapter for the Galaxy team, we're proud to share that Calian has officially acqui...
08/25/2026

Big news! Today marks an exciting new chapter for the Galaxy team, we're proud to share that Calian has officially acquired Galaxy Broadband.

Built on strong values and a deep commitment to Northern and remote communities, Galaxy Broadband has always prioritized its customers, serving as a trusted provider of essential communications services across Northern and remote regions.

This partnership is all about expanding access to satellite communications and remote connectivity solutions. Together, we'll strengthen our ability to deliver mission-critical communications solutions in some of Canada's most challenging environments.

Read more about what this partnership means for the future of connectivity in the North.

https://galaxybroadband.ca/resources/calian-completes-acquisition-of-galaxy-broadband/

08/21/2026

What if private wireless no longer needed to feel like a massive infrastructure project?

One of the biggest barriers to private wireless adoption has always been complexity.

The network had to be powerful enough for industrial operations, but practical enough to deploy, manage, and justify. That is where platforms like Nokia Digital Automation Cloud change the conversation.

When private wireless becomes easier to deploy, teams can spend less time thinking about network complexity and more time focusing on the operational outcomes it supports.

It’s the final day of the 121st CACP Conference in Edmonton.Doug Harvey is joined at the Galaxy Broadband booth by Danie...
08/19/2026

It’s the final day of the 121st CACP Conference in Edmonton.

Doug Harvey is joined at the Galaxy Broadband booth by Daniel Mercer, who leads our Edmonton office, and Nancy White, VP of Business Development at Calian Essential Services.

With Calian’s acquisition of Galaxy Broadband, we’re bringing together expanded capabilities to support police and public safety organizations across Canada, from reliable remote communications to Calian’s health services and broader operational support.

If you’re at CACP today, stop by the Galaxy Broadband booth to meet the team and learn more about what we can deliver together.

Not at the show? Contact us to start a conversation.

Even satellite has bad days. That is exactly why resilience should never depend on one path.The recent, widely discussed...
08/18/2026

Even satellite has bad days. That is exactly why resilience should never depend on one path.

The recent, widely discussed OneWeb outage was a useful reminder for the market: no single network layer should carry the full continuity burden on its own. Not fibre. Not cellular. Not LEO. In mission-critical environments, the real objective is not to find a “perfect” connection. It is to build a connectivity architecture that can absorb failure and keep operations moving.

That is where multi-path connectivity matters. By combining LEO satellite, Private LTE / Private 5G, terrestrial infrastructure, and intelligent failover, organizations can reduce single points of failure and create a more resilient operating environment when one layer degrades or drops.

Galaxy Broadband designs connectivity around that reality. Our approach is not based on treating satellite as a magic fix. It is based on building network resilience, operational continuity, and better failover behavior across the full environment. And yes, that includes working with technologies like Eutelsat OneWeb as part of a broader resilience strategy, not as the only path.

Does your current continuity plan actually have path diversity, or does it just have one more dependency? DM us or book a discovery call to talk through your environment.

08/18/2026

Yesterday at the CACP Show in Edmonton, we got a chance to showcase how deployable connectivity can support police and first responder teams in the field.

Doug Harvey walked through two portable options: the Intellian Manpack and Galaxy’s Scout Elite, both designed to bring OneWeb LEO satellite connectivity to mobile, remote, and rapidly deployed operations.

Whether the mission calls for a vehicle-mounted system, a portable kit, or a quick field setup, the goal is the same: keep critical communications available when traditional networks may not be.

At CACP today? Visit Galaxy Broadband at Booth 707 to see the solutions in person and talk with our team.

08/14/2026

Your disaster recovery plan should not depend on the weather staying calm.

When a hurricane hits, networks usually do not fail in one dramatic moment. They degrade in layers. Cell towers get congested, fibre routes are damaged, backup power becomes a problem, and suddenly the “backup” connection is sitting on the same failure path as the primary one.

That is why storm-season resilience is really a network architecture conversation. More organizations are building continuity around multi-path connectivity, combining Private LTE / Private 5G, LEO satellite connectivity, and intelligent failover to keep critical operations online when terrestrial infrastructure becomes unreliable.

Galaxy Broadband designs these environments for organizations that cannot afford to lose visibility, coordination, or communications during severe weather. With Eutelsat OneWeb as part of the resilience layer, the goal is not just backup access. It is operational continuity when the primary network path starts to break down.

What is the weakest point in your continuity plan today cellular, fibre, power backup, or failover design? DM us or book a discovery call to talk through your environment.

08/13/2026

What happens when your private wireless network has to perform in high winds, extreme cold, and remote environments?

Private wireless is easy to talk about in a controlled environment. The real proof is what happens when the network is deployed in harsh, remote, high-stakes conditions.

That is why the Nokia platform matters for industrial operations. Galaxy Broadband has deployed this equipment across Arctic environments where reliability is not optional.

For mining, government, utilities, and critical infrastructure, the network cannot be the fragile part of the operation.

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