Rogers Is Increasing Prices for Shaw Internet Customers Again

Rogers is raising prices for Shaw internet customers again. Starting February 18, 2027, the monthly fee for Shaw internet packages will go up by $7 CAD plus taxes, according to a billing statement notice obtained by iPhone in Canada.

The notice applies to the Rogers Xfinity Internet Ultimate 1G internet package, which has a regular price of $135 CAD per month before discounts. With the $7 CAD increase, that becomes $142 CAD per month plus taxes.

Under the heading “Changes to your Internet Service Rate,” Shaw says it is “continuously investing” in its network. The notice only gives the size of the increase.

Some customers are protected for now. Active discounts and fixed-term rates stay until they end, and customers on a two-year ValuePlan won’t see the higher fee until that plan expires. Internet included in condo maintenance or rental fees isn’t affected, and Shaw says the rest of the customer’s Rogers services stay the same.

Shaw has been owned by Rogers since April 2023, and this Shaw-branded notice still talks about “your Rogers services.” The language is close to the Rogers internet rate notices we have seen earlier this year.

In February, some Rogers customers were told their internet packages would go up by $10 CAD plus taxes starting March 23, 2026. In July, a second round of notices said certain internet packages would rise by $7 CAD plus taxes on the first bill on or after August 18, 2026. This February 2027 increase is a separate change, and Rogers has not announced it publicly.

Shaw customers have been down this road before. After the takeover, select Shaw internet plans were raised by $4 CAD a month, and a later notice added further increases for internet, TV and home phone.

The same November statement also included a separate notice about payment terms. Starting January 17, 2027, a 1.6% credit card processing charge will apply to bills paid by credit card. Debit card and direct debit payments are excluded, and the charge does not apply in Quebec. That is the same fee we reported last month for Rogers and Fido customers, now showing up on a Shaw bill notice as well.

If you have questions, want an updated service agreement, or no longer want the internet service, the notice says to use the contact details on the bill.

Have you seen this notice on your Shaw statement?

Are you a Shaw internet customer? Check your latest billing statement for the rate change notice and let us know in the comments what it says about your plan.