Fast forward to today, and the company has reduced its offerings like Fido. Now we have the following plans for bring your own device:
$39/20GB
$45/30GB (after $5/month credit for 24 months)
The $39/20GB return after it was initially launched by Freedom Mobile. The $45/30GB plan undercuts the $50/30GB plan that debuted on Koodo today (which is also being offered by Freedom). Meanwhile, Koodo has a $62/50GB plan, the only flanker brand to offer a 50GB offering.
Well, I guess this is Videotron’s 'FAFO' message to Canada’s ‘Big 3’ wireless carriers. The company’s subsidiary Freedom Mobile has launched a new $50 Canada-US plan that includes talk, text and data, at a far cheaper price than incumbents. With marketing that also touts it as “two countries, one sweet deal”, Freedom Mobile includes 40GB...
June is ready to pull up in less than a week and that means another list of what's new on Bell Media's Crave streaming service. Upcoming highlights include HBO's The Idol, starring and co-created by Canadian music star Abel "The Weeknd" Tesfaye. Also coming next month is the season two premiere of Star Trek: Strange...
Canada’s big telecoms continue to adjust data buckets on their premium 5G plans. Rogers on Monday increased its $65 per month mobile-only plan to 50GB of data, and yesterday, Bell matched as well. The Rogers plan is $65 after Automatic Payments and originally offers 25GB of data, but it was doubled to 50GB. Data speeds...