Shaw currently offers a download bandwidth of 25 Mbps, Videotron offers 20 Mbps, Telus offers 6 Mbps, Rogers offers 6 Mbps and Bell offers 5 Mbps. This will soon change. CBC.ca reports that Videotron Ltd. is planning in 2007 to roll out a new high-speed internet service at least four times faster than current offerings. The Montreal-based telecommunications provider said on Thursday that it is testing a service that would let its customers achieve internet speeds as high as 100 megabits per second (Mbps). A selected group of Videotron customers in Montreal have been testing the new high-speed service for more than a month and the company plans to continue tests for the next few months. The service will be offered to more of its 769,000 internet service subscribers. According to both Videotron and network equipment maker Cisco Systems Inc., the new speeds are possible due to a technological breakthrough. If only Rogers and Bell would catch on and quit torturing all the Ontarians.