Fido has launched a $60 Max Plan (3 year agreement required) with 3GB of data for Quebec residents only. Here’s what’s included in this Canada-wide long distance calling plan:
Also, residents in Manitoba and Saskatchewan have their own special offers, such as the following unlimited Canada-wide Smart Plans (2 year agreements) for $45 with 1GB of data ($5 cheaper than other provinces) and $60 with 5GB of data (2GB data in other provinces):
If you want to avoid contracts, you’re best bet is to buy your own unlocked iPhone to use with one of these plans. Let us know if you’re going to jump on this!
Rogers is offering up an unadvertised plan for $39 with 60GB of data and unlimited nationwide calling. The plan is not being advertised on its website or at stores, but is available through a call center or live chat online. The plan is normally priced at $44 but after Autopay (pre-authorized credit card payments), it...
The Shuswap Recreation Society has officially announced the renaming of the Salmon Arm Arena from Shaw Centre to Rogers Rink. The change comes in the wake of the Rogers acquisition of Shaw last year. David Knight, Operations Manager for the Shuswap Recreation Society, detailed the background of this name change in a memo dated February...
Rogers and Bell have launched a $34/50GB 5G plan, joining their flanker brands such as Fido, and Virgin Plus, while also matching Koodo and Public Mobile. But of course, this is only in Quebec for now. The Rogers 5G plan normally is priced at $45 with 30GB of non-shared data, but it’s boosted to 50GB....