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You can switch the Fizz website from French to English using the FR (Français) / EN (English) button on the bottom of the page. If you're using your smartphone, the language button is in the top left menu. By default, you will see the Fizz website in the same language as your browser. To change the language of your notifications, texts and emails, adjust your account settings in My Account > My Profile. Learn more about managing your Account Settings Vous pouvez choisir la langue du site grâce au sélecteur en bas de la page FR (Français) / EN (English). Lorsque vous naviguez sur le site depuis votre appareil intelligent, le sélecteur de langue se trouve dans le menu en haut à gauche de votre écran. Par défaut le navigateur est dans la langue de votre navigateur. Pour changer la langue des notifications et des courriels envoyés par Fizz, rendez vous dans Votre compte, dans la rubrique Mon profil Plus de détail sur les informations à paramétrer dans votre Compte

We’re sorry to say: Fizz Home Internet is not yet available everywhere. It’s currently available to many residential addresses in Quebec and in Clarence-Rockland (ON) region. In time, the service will become available to a growing number of postal codes. If you get the message "Sad news page. Fizz Home Internet is unfortunately not available at your address." and if you believe it is an error, you can contact us by clicking on the chat bubble, at the bottom right, so we can make further verifications.

Wireless and Internet Code is a mandatory code of conduct created by the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) to make it easier for Canadians to understand their rights and responsibilities related to their service contracts. The Wireless Code The CRTC's Wireless Code, which came into effect in December 2013 and was updated in December 2017, establishes requirements that all Canadian wireless providers must meet for, most notably, cancellation fees, limits on data & roaming charges, unlocked Mobile phones, trial periods and the language used in your contract. For more information about the Wireless Code, please visit CRTC's website. Customers with accessibility needs are encouraged to watch The Wireless Code and Your Rights as a Canadian Wireless Consumer. The Internet Code The Internet Code, effective January 31st 2020, is a mandatory code of conduct created by the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) to make it easier for Canadians to understand their rights and responsibilities related to their Internet service contracts. The Code is mandatory for large providers with facilities which provide retail fixed Internet access services to residential customers . For more information about the Wireless Code, please visit CRTC's website. Customers with accessibility needs are encouraged to watch The Internet Code videos. Read more: How to contact Fizz Do you offer services that are adapted to my disability? Resolving issues

To request technology adapted to a disability, contact our Customer Service team. Log into your Fizz account and simply click on the chat bubble located in the lower right-hand corner during our business hours. This will allow us to find the best solution for your needs. Types of available services that are adapted to specific disabilities Features provided by phones Features provided by specific phones to facilitate daily use Bluetooth compatibility Loudspeaker Compatibility with hearing aids Compatibility with teletypewriter Alerts and notifications in vibration mode Haptic feedback Predictive text Voice-to-text conversion Improved accessibility Clearly identifiable ringtone Contact identification using unique photos Automatic text input Speech recognition Autocomplete Automatic answer (using headphones) Voice dialing (using headphones) Voice commands Customizable menus and shortcuts Accessible, high contrast keyboard Raised dot on the 5 key Check with your phone manufacturer to learn how to activate these services and features. Unfortunately we do not have all available information on which phones support specific features. ​T911 service The T911 service enables people who are living with auditory or speech disabilities to use text messaging to communicate with the 911 emergency service. To activate this service on all relevant plans, go to > My plans > Manage > Advanced parameters You do not require proof of disability to activate this service For more information, see our T911 FAQ If you have not received a text confirming the activation of your T911 service within five (5) days after signing up, please contact our Customer Service team: log into your Fizz account and simply click on the chat bubble located in the lower right-hand corner during our business hours. Braille or large type For all customers who are living with visual disabilities Available formats: Braille, large type or audio file To process these requests, please contact our Customer Service