Fundy Cable

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Fundy Cable was a Canadian cable television provider, which served all major New Brunswick communities except for the Sackville area at the time of its purchase by Shaw Communications in 1999. Its operations were later acquired by Rogers Cable.

Fundy was based in Saint John, which was the first city in which it provided cable services. During the 1980s and early 1990s it purchased other cable companies in New Brunswick, including Fredericton Cablevision, Cable Service Ltd. in Moncton, and Cable 2000 in the northern part of the province.

Cable and direct broadcast satellite companies in Canada
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Cable: Access • Aurora • Cable Axion • Cablevision • Cogeco • Dery • EastLink • Look • Persona • Rogers • Rush • Shaw • Vidéotron • Westman
Satellite: Bell ExpressVu • Star Choice
Defunct providers: Access (Nova Scotia) • CF • Cablecasting • Classicomm • Fundy • Maclean-Hunter • Northern • Selkirk • Trillium • Videon
See also: International cable providers.
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