PCMag Tests Bell, Rogers, Telus and Videotron: Here’s Who Won
Bell takes the top spot among Canada's four major carriers in PCMag's 2026 mobile network rankings, while Videotron wins on price and reader satisfaction.
No Name Mobile Drops Prices and Boosts Data on Top 4G Plans
No Name Mobile has quietly changed the upper end of its 4G LTE wireless plans over the weekend, according to checks by iPhone in Canada.
So what’s changed?
- $19/2GB
- $25/6GB
- $29/40GB (was $30/20GB)
- $34/60GB (was $35/35GB)
As you can see, the top plans have dropped in price by $1, while data has doubled on the $29 plan and increased by 25GB on the $34 plan. That’s better value than before. All plans include unlimited calls to the U.S. and the prices are above are after auto top-up is setup.
No Name Mobile runs on the Bell network and these latest changes make the top plans better than Public Mobile’s $28/10GB and $30/35GB 4G plans.
Plans and physical SIM cards from No Name Mobile are available in person at select No Frills grocery stores across Canada. You can also sign up directly online through the No Name Mobile website to activate service instantly using an eSIM.
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