Stories by John Quintet

Freedom Mobile Winback Plan: $30/50GB North America

Quebecor’s Freedom Mobile is offering up a ‘winback’ plan targeting recent customers that switched to another wireless carrier. The latest winback offer received this week from Freedom Mobile is in the form of a $30/50GB North America plan (Canada-US-Mexico) for 18 months. This $30/month plan is after a $5 digital discount (pre-authorized credit card payments)...

Freedom Mobile Student Deal: $40/75GB North America + Roam Beyond

Quebecor’s Freedom Mobile is offering a back to school deal for students, featuring a plan that includes 75GB of data usable across Canada, the U.S., and Mexico for $40 per month, available for 18 months with a Digital Discount (pre-authorized credit card payments). Back in July, Freedom Mobile added North America to all of their...

New on Netflix Canada: September 2024

We're getting close to back to school and that means another list of what's new on Netflix Canada, this time for September 2024. As for Netflix Games, Diner Out, Ludo King: Netflix, and Netflix Stories: Emily in Paris are now available, with Snake.io coming soon. As for Netflix coming soon titles? That includes: An Invisible...

Koodo Offers $34 Internet Promo for 100 Mbps Download Speeds

Koodo is offering up a promo for select provinces, offering 100 Mbps internet for $34 per month after credits. You can get Koodo’s Unlimited Internet 100 plan in Ontario for $34/month, after $21 in monthly credits. The plan is normally priced at $55/month, but there’s a $10/month off promo, but if you log in, you...

Videotron Wins Patent Dispute with ROVI, Rules Federal Court

Videotron has expressed approval of the Federal Court of Appeal's decision to uphold a lower court ruling that several patents held by U.S. company Adeia Guides Inc., formerly known as ROVI, are invalid. The patents were allegedly infringed by Videotron's illico terminal technology. The appellate court's decision was issued on August 6 and was made...

Bell Deals at 2024 CNE: $34/50GB, Fibe 1.5 Internet and More

The annual Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) kicked off on Friday at the Exhibition Place in Toronto. Bell again has a booth at the CNE and according to iPhone in Canada readers, offering exclusive deals on wireless plans and internet. Here’s what’s available for Bell cellphone deals, dubbed “hot offers” outside the company’s booth: $34/50GB Bring...

Fubo Sports Launches on Prime Video in Canada

Live TV and sports streaming service Fubo has announced the launch of its Fubo Sports Network on Amazon’s Prime Video Channels in Canada. This marks the first time the network is available in Canada outside of a Fubo subscription, offering Prime members across the country access to the sports content. "We're delighted to bring Fubo...

Rogers Appoints Edward Rogers as Executive Chair of the Board

The Board of Directors at Rogers appointed Edward Rogers as Executive Chair on Wednesday. Edward is the son of the company’s late founder, Ted Rogers. "This appointment simply recognizes the role Edward is performing at the company," said Robert J. Gemmell, Lead Director. He added that the company's strong position is due to the leadership...

My Telus App Gains AI-Powered Messaging Tool for Customer Support

Telus has launched Expert Messaging, a new AI-powered customer support tool within its My Telus app for English speaking customers. According to the telecom, the chat brings asynchronous messaging, which allows customers to engage in two-way conversations at their convenience. This means you can start, pause, and resume chats on your schedule. Telus says this...

Corus Accuses Rogers of Predatory Tactics in CRTC Complaint

Corus Entertainment has lodged a complaint with the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC), accusing Rogers of using its industry dominance to unfairly disadvantage independent media companies—including Corus. The complaint, filed on July 26, alleges that Rogers has failed to meet conditions imposed by the CRTC when it approved Rogers' $20-billion acquisition of Shaw’s broadcasting...

Feds Want to Stop Car Theft by Asking Canadians for Ideas

Canada has been making world headlines as the car theft capital of the world, with residents in Ontario taking extreme measures to protect their vehicles from being stolen. People have being using trackers such as Apple’s AirTag to locate their stolen cars, which are typically smuggled to overseas nations. A recent study from Équité Association...