Public Mobile Launches New Promo Plans: $29/20GB and More

Telus-owned Public Mobile has launched new promo plans today, including a $29/20GB 4G LTE plan available month-to-month.

We previously saw this plan made available in Quebec-only but now it’s being advertised on Public Mobile’s website across the nation.

Here are all the Public Mobile promo plans available right now–the $34/50GB and $40/75GB plans were not available earlier this month:

  • $24/4GB 4G
  • $29/20GB 4G
  • $34/30GB 5G
  • $34/30GB 4G on 90-day subscription (save $5)
  • $34/50GB 5G on 90-day subscription (save $6)
  • $40/75GB 5G on 90-day subscription (save $10)

The $55/60GB 5G Canada-US plan on 90-day subscription (save $10) remains.

Freedom Mobile’s $34/50GB 5G Canada-US plan is still available. Meanwhile, Freedom Mobile also has a $40/75GB plan but it includes Canada-US roaming, to go with its $50/100GB Canada-US plan.

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Ipse
Ipse
2 years ago

Finally SOME competition… until the next cartel meeting.

Jeagerjaques
Jeagerjaques
2 years ago

I am waiting for cheaper international roaming plan. That is easy to travelling around

Olley
Olley
2 years ago

Not sure if they will expand roaming beyond the US.

MleB1
MleB1
2 years ago

So, the beginning of January, I got a $29 / 30GB 4G LTE / month-to-month plan from Telus-owned Koodo.

Canada’s providers (and their flankers) can offer prices better than they do, and it appears only by whim as to what they do from day to day. Others will match their colleagues (sorry…’competition’) only as long as it absolutely necessary before returning to some of the priciest mobile service in the world.

For consumers, it looks like simply rearranging the deckchairs, while we’re the ones left to go down with the ship.

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