As of September 1, 2026, Atlantic IXPs Inc. (AIXP) and CANIX have merged. MonctonIX, HFXIX and PEIX become CANIX Moncton, CANIX Halifax and CANIX Charlottetown, bringing CANIX to seven Internet exchange points across Canada.
A network-wide look at what changed across the CANIX exchanges in the first half of 2026: capacity, hardware, peering growth and platform work.
CANIX has been officially certified OIX-1 by OIX across its four Internet Exchange Points in Montréal, Québec City, Ottawa, and Toronto — a global benchmark for IXP quality, reliability, and transparency.
QIX becomes CANIX. Why Canada’s longest-running Internet exchange changed its name, and what it means for members and the Canadian Internet.
CANIX Toronto goes live. What launched in Q4 2025, the facilities involved and what it means for networks peering in Ontario.
Q3 2025 technical update for CANIX Ottawa: platform work, capacity and peering changes at the exchange.
Q3 2025 technical update for CANIX Montreal: platform work, capacity and peering changes at Canada’s largest CANIX exchange.
Q1 2025 technical update for CANIX Quebec City: platform work, capacity and peering changes at the exchange.