Rogers has announced it will invest over $700 million in Alberta over the next four years to increase LTE network coverage and also its retail presence. The investment will cover the following areas of expansion, as noted on their Redboard:
LTE coverage sites increased by 40 per cent. Additional communities such as Leduc and Chestermere will access Canada’s fastest wireless internet from Rogers
Dozens of new retail stores, providing Rogers customers with more access to technology and customers service. Plus, this will open up more job opportunities in the province
More innovative machine-to-machine and connected business solutions, particularly in the oil and gas sector
Our commitment to Alberta also includes a multi-year sponsorship of the Oilers, the Edmonton hockey team. We are proud to be now the official telecommunications sponsor of the Edmonton Oilers, and have sponsorship and marketing rights for the Oil Kings and Rexall Centre.
If you’re a customer with Rogers-owned Fido, you may want to check your account for some special offers targeting certain existing users. Fido customers are seeing the following promo plans being offered right now, according to RFD users with data at 4G speeds: $30/60GB $30/70GB $35/70GB $35/80GB $40/90GB $45/100GB $50/110GB Below is a screenshot shared...
Amazon Canada, Rogers, and the NHL have announced a two-year agreement to stream live Monday night NHL games exclusively on Prime Video for the 2024-25 and 2025-26 seasons. This is the NHL’s first-ever exclusive national broadcast package with a digital-only service in Canada, showcasing all national regular-season Monday night games in English. Of course, it’s...
The Commission for Complaints for Telecom-television Services (CCTS) has released its 2023-24 Mid-Year Report, revealing a 43% spike in customer complaints between August 1, 2023, and January 31, 2024. "This substantial increase in complaints from telecom and TV customers is concerning”, states Howard Maker, Commissioner and CEO of the CCTS, in a statement to iPhone...