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Rush Communications Ltd.

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Rush Communications Ltd. was a Cable TV provider in the rural sections of Nova Scotia. It also provides broadband internet access. The company was bought out by EastLink effective September 1, 2007.^[1]

Areas of Operation

Cape Breton
- Along Trunk 19
- Port Hawkesbury
- Richmond County
- Eskasoni
Mainland Nova Scotia
- Annapolis Valley
- Canso Strait Area
- Canso
- Clare
- Enfield
- Elmsdale
- Milford
- Shubenacadie

References

↑ "EastLink signs deal". Telegraph-Journal. 21 August 2007. Retrieved 25 February 2026 – via Newspapers.com.

Cable, satellite, and other specialty television providers in Canada

Terrestrial and satellite

Major¹	Cogeco (ON, QC) Eastlink (Atlantic, ON, Western Canada) Rogers Cable (ON, NB, NL, Western Canada) Vidéotron (QC)
Minor	Access (SK) BBS (Burgeo, NL) Cablevision (Val-d'Or, QC) CityWest (Prince Rupert, BC) MTS (MB) Novus Cable (select areas of BC Lower Mainland) Westman (Brandon, MB)

See also : Defunct cable and DBS companies of Canada

Craig Wireless

¹More than 400,000 television service subscribers.

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