Not only does Silo provide reliable Internet to residential homes in Muir, but we also connect local businesses!
Muir Internet Plans
nextPath and Unlimited Packages
nextPath Packages
We have a package for everyone! For the infrequent web user we have data as low as 30 GB all the way up to 650 GB for the movie-watching gamer in your family!
nextPath packages come with speeds that range based on your needs starting at 2 Mbps up to 25.
Pricing for these packages will vary.
Unlimited Packages
These packages offer a truly unlimited experience.
With options ranging from 2-25 Mbps download speed – we have something for every type of Internet user!
Prices range from $59.99 for the more modest package, to $124.99 for the package that packs the most power.
Silo has been located in Brantford for the past eight years!
Are you a new customer? Come in and ask us about our services! Existing customer with a question? We welcome you to visit!
Find us at:
19 Sage Court
Brantford ON
N3R 7T4
Call: 519 449 5656
Some of our oldest customers are from right here in Muir. We asked them to tell us the truth about their experiences. Here’s what some of our customers from Muir had to say…
Why we love Muir…
There’s an interesting story behind this humble community. A village within Burford Township, it was presumably named for the Muir family that settled there from Scotland, UK.
John and Diana Muir and their son Robert settled in Burford in the year 1834 and made a successfully livelihood as farmers. In The History of the County of Brant, Ontario by J.H. Beers & Co, Beers writes about Robert Muir saying, “he (was) a self-read man, having received a limited education in the primitive schools of a new country, often going four miles to school and frequently encountering wild animals on the way.” Despite this limitation, Robert became a contractor, helping to construct the Great Western Railway of Canada and the Hamilton to London plank road.
He was later appointed as one of the area’s first local politicians, all the while leading the local militia. He went on to become a writer and a historian, publishing his own history book called “The Early Political and Military History of Burford,” the first half describing Burford’s political history and the second detailing historic military operations.
On a drive through Muir you’ll enjoy the beautiful views of rural Ontario. Muir’s Van Straten Bakery supplies grocery stores around the country with freshly baked goods like almond filled shortbread and their famous slab cakes!
Fun fact: As if his story wasn’t interesting enough, Robert Muir also made time to travel all over the world. He once traveled to New Zealand on a boat which subsequently caught fire! He survived to tell the tale.
Other than Muir, in Brant County, Silo also services the communities of Brantford, St. George, Burford, Oakland, East Oakland, Burtch, Newport, Cainsville, Langford, Osborne Corners, Glen Morris, Harrisburg, Harley, Northfield, Kelvin, Mount Vernon.