Your Fibre Infrastructure Project
We Build It,
We Finance It,
So You Can Lease It.
We are Canada’s leading developer and owner of carrier-neutral telecommunications infrastructure, delivering high-capacity, carrier-neutral fibre infrastructure across Canada — engineered for the demands of 5G, AI, and next-generation connectivity. We build the essential foundation for high-performance 5G and low-latency connectivity, linking data centres, towers, OSP shelters, and long-haul networks. By developing the infrastructure that enables tomorrow’s innovations, we ensure you are ready for the technologies and opportunities of the future.
Building and scaling network infrastructure is both costly and complex. Shared Fiber’s unique approach removes those roadblocks—so you can deploy, scale, and innovate, without the headaches.
We specialize in bespoke network solutions, tailored to meet the specific needs of hyperscalers, carriers, data centres, and public sector partners. With flexible financing models and a turnkey development approach, Shared Fibre makes it easier to build, scale, and future-proof your network — without compromise.
Shared Fibre specializes in designing and building bespoke, carrier-neutral fibre networks across Canada. Future-proof your network with an experienced and reputable partner.
Our fibre assets are designed and purpose-built for a neutral-host service delivery model. We connect a diverse range of wireline networks to our sites and their neighbouring communities.
Our colocation tenants can purchase lit fibre services from transport wireline vendors without bearing the upfront capital cost for construction or relying exclusively on dark fibre assets for backhaul connectivity.
Customers can leverage our fibre assets to deliver services beyond the tower to end-customers or connect neighbouring radio sites using our infrastructure for last-mile access.
Each of our OSP shelters contains at least one wireline transport service provider, so our customers can purchase lit services from our partners without the capital cost of a dark fibre build.
Shared Fibre’s dark fibre enables a variety of connectivity options including lit fibre services at tower sites as well as last-mile connectivity to neighbouring locations (e.g., Services include EPL, EVPL, EoMPLS, Wavelengths).
Mid-haul connectivity is delivered to entrance vaults outside of OSP Shelters which then terminate inside on our meet me room panels for easier cross-connects and service activation.
Customer cage area two-post racks or secure public-area server racks are pre-provisioned with Structured cabling panels and fibre connectivity that terminate in the MMR panel area.
All interconnectivity is facilitated via grey-light cross-connects.
We Built it. We Financed it.
Our Clients Benefit.
Fibre to the Home Deployment
Shared Fibre delivered a full turn-key Fibre to the Home (FTTH) solution in Oliphant, Ontario, for a national telecom provider. The project scope included network design, permitting, construction, fibre splicing, and residential drop installations.
To provide service to 1,120 homes, the build required over 57 kilometers of horizontal directional drilling. This approach minimized surface disruption while enabling efficient, durable infrastructure installation. A new Optical Line Terminal (OLT) was also constructed to support the network.
Shared Fibre collaborated with local government stakeholders and sponsored community events to drive awareness and early registration. Our community-focused approach—unique to Shared Fibre—resulted in over 70% of “doors passed” requesting the new service, demonstrating our strong community engagement.
Critical Circuit Delivery – Toronto Data Centre, 2025
In early 2025, a major Canadian telecom partner faced a fast-approaching deadline to activate a critical circuit within a Toronto data centre. While the project involved a relatively low fibre count, the service was essential for both the client and their downstream enterprise customer.
With internal processes stalling and the contract at risk, Shared Fibre mobilized quickly. Our design partners secured permits in a matter of days, and our civil crews completed the full fibre build—from the tie-in point 700m and 5 blocks away to the meet-me room—within one week.
Thanks to strong working relationships with the data centre’s management group, we gained expedited access to their duct infrastructure, navigating all regulatory and safety protocols without delay.
Where traditional channels faltered, Shared Fibre delivered—breaking through bottlenecks and completing the circuit on time. Our ability to build bespoke network solutions under pressure underscores the value we bring to mission-critical deployments.
Seasonal Cellular Relief Through Fibre Infrastructure
In 2023, Shared Fibre identified a persistent need for improved cellular connectivity in Port Stanley, Ontario—a lakeside community with a year-round population of approximately 3,000 that swells to over 15,000 during peak summer holidays.
Seasonal crowd surges, coupled with the town’s unique topography—where elevation drops sharply toward the waterfront—created significant coverage challenges for cellular operators. Critical municipal infrastructure (e.g., parking meters, water level sensors, traffic lights), emergency services, retail POS terminals and social media hungry public users, struggled under bandwidth constraints.
Shared Fibre partnered with the City of Port Stanley and a major Canadian telecom provider to design and implement a solution. Together, we identified five strategic sites (three near the waterfront) suitable for compact “Streetworks” antenna systems. These installations offer a less intrusive alternative to traditional macro towers, leveraging distributed equipment connected by fibre to an off-site hub.
Shared Fibre extended new fibre infrastructure from the existing macro site outside the city into the downtown core, enabling the antenna systems while also laying the foundation for broader FTTH and commercial services.
The result is a scalable, carrier-neutral network that generates ground lease revenue for the municipality and supports future co-location by additional carriers—enhancing both community connectivity and economic resilience.
How We Work
Through our partnerships with some of Canada’s largest landlords, we’ve secured exclusive rights to a portfolio of several thousand real estate sites, ready to be built.
Our model is designed to be turnkey – we manage the entire site development process, from real estate and LUA approval, to design, engineering, fibre tower, or data centre build, power and commissioning.
Get to Know Us
Meet our team of problem solvers, real estate specialists, telco experts, finance professionals, project managers, and engineers. With unmatched nimbleness and infrastructure neutrality, Shared Fiber breaks through barriers to deliver results you won’t find elsewhere.
Prior to joining Shared Tower, Cheyenne spent the early years of her career building her talent stack with experience in the real estate, manufacturing and servicing industries. She brings 10+ years of experience prioritizing client-based solutions, strategizing strong leadership skills, and utilizing creative problem solving to get the job done. Cheyenne enjoys a collaborative approach to incorporate different strengths, skills and professional experiences to enhance end results for all users. She obtained her Bachelor’s degree from Wilfrid Laurier University and continues to involve herself in projects to increase her knowledge and personal growth.
Hubia serves as the Controller at Shared Tower. In this role, she oversees all financial operations, ensuring alignment with corporate objectives, as well as strategic financial planning and compliance management. Prior to joining Shared Tower, she has experience in diverse sectors, including Accounting Firm, Food Beverage, Safety Equipment, IT services, and Animal Health, that spanned from the US to Canada, enhancing her ability to navigate complex financial landscapes. This diverse background has equipped her with a unique perspective on financial management, tailored to support the complex and capital-intensive projects at Shared Tower. With a Bachelor of Business Administration and a Master’s in Accountancy, her credentials underscore her expertise in navigating the complexities of the finance domain. Her versatile background equips her to effectively drive Shared Tower’s financial strategies and objectives.
Corey has spent the past 7 years in the telecommunications industry with Roehampton Communications performing a variety of duties including inspections, drafting, engineering analysis, and construction management. Corey holds a Bachelor of Applied Science from the University of Toronto where he captained the men’s lacrosse team.
Warren is a planning professional with over 20 years of experience using GIS and location-based intelligence. At Shared Tower, Warren will provide network planning, site analysis, and data services to support real estate activities and deployment. Warren was an essential contributor to launching and developing wireless commercial markets for Freedom Mobile and has done other telecom consulting. He has a Bachelor’s degree from Western University in Geography.
Sandra is a Planning Coordinator at Shared Tower with a strong background in community planning. Prior to joining the team, she spent over 4 years at University of Toronto and Concordia University working with post-secondary students on various events and campus programming. Sandra’s passion to help others and community-building led her to complete a Bachelor’s degree in Urban and Regional Planning from Toronto Metropolitan University. She is passionate about personal growth and is currently working towards a Project Management Certification.
Akshay has over 6 years of experience as a structural engineer in the telecommunications industry. In his role, Akshay was responsible for performing structural analysis of telecommunication towers, rooftop-mounted antenna supporting structures, and reinforcement design. Akshay holds a Masters in Engineering from the University of Western Ontario and is a licensed professional engineer.
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