July 2026

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Freedom Mobile Slams Rogers, Bell and Telus Over New Junk Fees

Freedom Mobile has launched a new campaign targeting Canada's major telecom carriers, accusing Rogers, Bell, and Telus of finding ways to charge subscribers extra despite recent regulatory changes. The carrier launched a dedicated campaign page on its website asking, "What The Fees?", to call out its incumbent competitors directly. Freedom Mobile said that when the...
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Amazon Prime In Canada Now Lets Two Adults Share One Membership For Free

Amazon has officially launched its Amazon Family feature in Canada, giving Prime subscribers a way to share their membership perks with another adult in their household without paying extra fees. This feature has been available in the US for a while now and other international markets, but it's finally here in Canada. The update allows...
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Apple Hikes AppleCare+ Prices for Mac and iPad in Canada: What You’ll Pay

Apple has quietly updated its AppleCare+ protection plans, introducing price increases that specifically target Canadian Mac and iPad buyers. The price changes first surfaced in the U.S. as first reported by Bloomberg's Mark Gurman last week. A closer look and Canadian customers are also facing these prices increases as well. After AppleCare+ went up in...
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CRTC Rules Against Bell in Major Wireless Roaming Fight with Videotron

The CRTC has tossed out a complaint from Bell accusing Videotron of abusing its access to Bell's wireless network, ending a dispute that's been dragging on for years. At the heart of the July 17 decision is wholesale roaming, the arrangement that lets smaller carriers put their customers onto a bigger carrier's network when they...
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What’s New on Disney+ Canada: August 2026

Disney+ Canada has just released its list of new shows and movies coming to the streaming service in August 2026. As for some Disney+ highlights in August? FX will see the premiere of The Shards alongside the second season of Adults and the 18th (!) season of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. Also coming in...
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Apple Music and Apple One Monthly Prices Just Went Up in Canada

Apple’s price increases keep coming, and this time subscription prices have gone up, and they also apply to Canada. Starting with Apple Music, pricing have gone up by $1 and $3 depending on the plan: Student: $5.99/month (no change) Individual: $11.99 (was $10.99) Family: $19.99 (was $16.99) “As a result of rising licensing costs, Apple...
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Google Health App Gets a Major Upgrade: Custom Foods and Nap Tracking

Google is rolling out a major update for its health tracking platform that addresses some of the most common user requests. The latest Google Health app version 5.04 is heading to both Android and iOS devices over the next week, bringing highly requested nutrition tools, improved sleep metrics, and bug fixes. If you're just tuning...
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Rogers Quietly Cut Support Staff The Same Week It Axed Media Jobs

Rogers is laying off front-line customer service agents, according to a CBC Go Public report, at the same time the company confirmed 230 job cuts in its sports and media division last week. Rogers has not said how many customer service jobs are affected. Spokesperson Zac Carreiro described the cuts to CBC as a "small...