In direct response to Rogers’ $45 Unlimited Quebec plan, and it is also a threat to Fido’s $35 CityFido Plan, Bell has launched a new $45 “Unlimited BC” plan.
This plan from Bell is an absolute bomb-shell, especially considering that Bell almost never releases plans like this. I really like where the Canadian wireless industry is going with these “unlimited” offers.
Check out the plan details below:
$45 Unlimited BC Plan
- Minutes: Unlimited local and long distance calling within British Columbia
- Evenings/Weekends: Unlimited local and long distance calling
- Features: Call Waiting, Conference Calling
- Optional Plan Add-Ons: $5.00/month for Unlimited Text Messaging
- Term: 3 Years Only
- Note: Additional options such as Caller Display may be added separately
Plan Notes
- Plan is available to residents of British Columbia
- Plan is available to new and existing postpaid Bell clients
- Available with compatible devices, within coverage areas available from Bell Mobility (EVDO and HSPA/HSPA+) and its partners’ network coverage areas
- Plan does not include data; must be added separately for iPhones
- Minutes are unlimited for calls originating and terminating within B.C.
- For calls originating from British Columbia and terminating
within Canada or the U.S., airtime is not charged, but long distance
charges apply ($0.40/minute)
- U.S. Roaming Charges are $1.45 per minute (pay-per-use)
- Plan is available from June 10 to June 30, 2011

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