The Agora

(noun) A gathering place. (In ancient Greece) a public space used for assemblies and debate.

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Our fixed prices are a forever thing.

At oxio, we offer truly fixed prices—no price hikes, no term contracts, just consistent, reliable service at the same rate. Say adios to annual rate increases and hidden fees. Enjoy peace of mind with a hassle-free internet experience that Canadians deserve.

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Shion Periy
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Think high school was weird? Here’s how Montage is making it better for today’s teens.

Montage bridges generational gaps through mentorship, events, and community, empowering women of all ages. By fostering connections across generations, they provide Gen Z with valuable life and networking skills. Join Montage in creating a space where every voice matters and women uplift each other.

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It's the internet's fault.

iPad kids - Zoomers or zombies?

Are iPads and tablets molding kids into tech-savvy wonders or socially detached zombies? Dive into the debate on the impact of screen time.

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Shion Periy
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Thumbnail for blog article Tales from the internet: Hinge horror edition.
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Tales from the internet: Hinge horror edition.

Meeting people online is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you’re gonna get. One oxio customer shared their experience with us on the dating app Hinge. Fair warning, you may want to ensure your phone has a passcode.

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Shion Periy
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One Canadian made $114 million after we all pressed Play.

Swifties made her $43 million. But Drizzy fans made the Canadian $114 million. In the era of streaming, how exactly do our favourite artists make money from it? Are we going back to the monarchy? Out with album sales. In with royalties.

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Shion Periy
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How the internet changed nonprofits.

The internet has changed a lot—even #nonprofitlife. It has made fundraising easier, simplified event planning, and changed how nonprofits connect with donors.

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Salary Transparency, Mentorship, and Monday Girl.

Curious about salary transparency and navigating the workplace? Dive into Monday Girl's journey of empowering women in their careers. From shattering pay taboos to offering mentorship, discover how they're fostering a new era of change.

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Four reasons why students choose oxio internet.

Back to school is back! Why are students choosing oxio as their internet provider? Is it because of our no-term contracts, sustainable pricing, kick a** referral program, or 100% digital experience? Perhaps it’s just all four.

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Shion Periy
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Our first partnership article with... AI.

We decided to team up with AI for a discussion on how the internet has changed the writing process. Does it do a better job than me? Do we need to accept AI overlords are here to stay? Can it write a decent script for a new season of your favourite Netflix show? Only one way to find out.

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Shion Periy
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How the internet changed friendships.

Before the internet, knowing what someone was really up to meant holding a spiral-wired landline phone up to your ear until your hand cramped. It’s no doubt that we’re more digitally connected to our friends than ever before—but is that a good thing?

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