Vonage Canada has partnered with Galaxy Broadband Communications to provide Canadians in remote locations a more affordable Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) option. Galaxy says it tested more than 10 VoIP services in 2004, and settled on Vonage because of its reliability and call quality. Galaxy provides broadband Internet access through its network of satellites to remote logging camps, oil drilling rigs, fly-in fishing and hunting lodges. The agreement with Vonage means that people in those areas will be able to connect to Vonage’s broadband phone service. "Vonage’s service piggybacks on Galaxy’s high-speed connection so remote workers and homeowners have an instant, reliable link to the outside world, and at significantly less cost than cellular or satellite telephone service."
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