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Galaxy Broadband Communications Inc.

Name: Galaxy Broadband Communications Inc.
Address: 4020 a Sladeview Crescent Unit 4, Mississauga, ON, L5L6B1, CA
Telephone: +18774639728

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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 years 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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09/29/2026

What should CACP make public safety teams rethink? The network.

The 121st CACP Annual Summit is focused on the future of policing, including emerging crime, leadership, public safety technology, and data-driven operations.

That future will depend on more than radios and public cellular networks.

Mobile command units, live video, GPS mapping, dispatch, field data, body cameras, temporary command sites, and emergency response teams all need connectivity that can hold up when conditions are unpredictable.

Galaxy Broadband helps public safety and government teams build resilient communications with Private LTE/5G, deployable LEO satellite, COTM/COTP, SmartSite, GiiG multi-path connectivity, and managed support for critical operations.

Because the next generation of public safety will not just be about better tools.

It will be about the network that keeps those tools connected.

09/25/2026

A camera is only useful if the network can carry the feed.

Airport security is no longer just about installing more cameras. It depends on whether live video, mobile teams, control rooms, access points, and response units can stay connected when the operation is moving. That is where the network matters.

Private LTE/5G gives airports more control over critical traffic, stronger security, and more reliable performance across large operational environments. Galaxy Broadband supports secure private networks, LEO satellite backup, cybersecurity, managed connectivity, and multi-path resilience for critical operations that cannot afford blind spots.

Because better airport security does not start with more cameras.

It starts with the network behind them.

Need stronger visibility across your airport operations? Let’s talk.

09/23/2026

The next airport upgrade might not be a new terminal.

It might be the network.

Airports are becoming real-time operational environments where ramp teams, baggage systems, security cameras, maintenance crews, mobile devices, and control rooms all depend on reliable connectivity.

Private 5G is already being deployed at airports for this reason. Frankfurt Airport worked with NTT on a private 5G network designed to cover the airport, including areas under aircraft wings where Wi-Fi can struggle. Europe’s NextGen 5G Airports project is also deploying dedicated private 5G standalone networks at Zagreb, Zadar, and P**a airports for secure, mission-critical airport operations.

Galaxy Broadband helps airports and critical infrastructure teams build private LTE/5G networks with LEO satellite backup, managed support, and multi-path resilience designed for uptime, control, and operational visibility.

The airport upgrade nobody sees may be the one operations feel most.

09/21/2026

The airport of the future needs a private network.

Europe’s NextGen 5G Airports project is deploying dedicated private 5G standalone networks at Zagreb, Zadar, and P**a airports to support secure, mission-critical airport operations, real-time communication, network slicing, edge/cloud integration, and operational IT systems.

That matters because modern airports are not just moving passengers.
They are moving data.

Baggage systems, ramp teams, maintenance crews, safety operations, cameras, IoT sensors, drones, and airport IT systems all depend on reliable connectivity.

Galaxy Broadband helps airports and critical infrastructure teams build secure Private LTE/5G networks with managed support, LEO satellite backup, multi-path resilience, and network architecture designed for uptime and control.

The next airport upgrade may not be visible to passengers, but operations will feel it.

09/18/2026

Airport Wi-Fi was never built for this much operational pressure.

Modern airports are running more than passenger internet. They are supporting ramp operations, ground vehicles, cameras, baggage workflows, mobile teams, safety systems, and real-time data across large, high-mobility environments.

That is why private 5G is becoming part of the airport connectivity conversation. At Frankfurt Airport, private 5G was deployed to support operational control across the airport, including areas where Wi-Fi struggles to reach.

Galaxy Broadband helps critical operations move beyond best-effort connectivity with secure Private LTE/5G networks, LEO satellite, and multi-path resilience built for uptime, control, and operational visibility.

Still treating airport connectivity like a Wi-Fi problem? It may be time to rethink the network.

09/17/2026

Private 5G is becoming a much more realistic conversation for airports.

At ACI-NA 2026 in Philadelphia, Andrew MacKenzie from Galaxy, a Calian Company, explains how new spectrum options and private wireless technology are giving airports more control over their own connectivity.

That opens the door to stronger support for automation, security, asset tracking, baggage operations, and other next-generation airport systems.

Watch the video for Andrew’s take, or visit Galaxy and Nokia at Booth 1338.

09/16/2026

A look back at Day 1 of ACI-NA 2026 in Philadelphia.

Galaxy, a Calian Company, is here alongside Nokia connecting with airport leaders from across North America and discussing how Private 5G can support more reliable, secure, and connected airport operations.

On-site from the team are Andrew MacKenzie, VP Galaxy/Calian 5G Solutions, Sam Qablawi, Head of Sales Aviation at Nokia ECE, and Doug Harvey, VP Business Development and Marketing at Galaxy/Calian.

We’ll be at ACI-NA through September 17.

If you’re attending, stop by **Booth 1338** to meet the team and talk about where Private 5G could fit into your airport’s connectivity strategy.

09/15/2026

Critical infrastructure can’t run on best-effort connectivity.

Utilities, public safety teams, government operations, mines, and remote sites need networks built for uptime, security, failover, and operational control.

Galaxy Broadband supports mission-critical environments with enterprise LEO satellite, Private LTE/5G, GiiG multi-path connectivity, managed support, SLAs, and CIRs designed for high-demand operations.

When the network supports emergency response, field data, SCADA, dispatch, monitoring, or public services, “good enough” is not good enough. Let’s talk before connectivity becomes the risk.

09/11/2026

Everyone knows Starlink.

But enterprise and government connectivity is a different conversation
For remote sites, public safety, mining, utilities, maritime, and critical infrastructure, basic satellite internet is not always enough. Teams need managed support, static IPs, SLAs, security, failover, and a network architecture built around uptime.

Galaxy Broadband helps Canadian organizations use OneWeb LEO as part of a managed, enterprise-grade connectivity strategy designed for reliability, control, and resilience.

Looking beyond basic satellite internet? Let’s talk about what enterprise-grade LEO should actually look like.

09/10/2026

Airport connectivity cannot afford to become the weakest link in operations.

Galaxy Broadband will be at the 2026 ACI-NA Annual Conference and Exhibition in Philadelphia, September 14–17, connecting with airport leaders from across North America.

We’ll be discussing how private 5G, resilient LEO satellite connectivity, and multi-path network solutions can support more reliable airport operations, critical communications, and business continuity.

Attending ACI-NA 2026? Visit Galaxy Broadband at Booth 1338 and talk with our team about building connectivity designed for complex airport environments.

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4020 A Sladeview Crescent Unit 4
Mississauga, ON
L5L6B1

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+18774639728

Website

http://www.galaxybroadband.ca/

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