Rogers has announced this morning the company has continued to expand its 4G LTE network, with numerous areas in Greater Montreal getting the faster network, listed below:
- GMA North Expansion: Mirabel, Saint-Jerome, Sainte-Sophie, Sainte-Anne-des-Plaines, Mascouche, Saint-Colomban, Terrebonne
- GMA South Expansion: Les Coteaux, Coteau-du-Lac, Saint Lazare, Hudson, Salaberrie-de-Valleyfield, Melocheville, Beauharnois, Mercier, Léry
Six other markets also had LTE switches flipped on today in BC, Alberta, Quebec and Nova Scotia:
- Lennoxville, Quebec, where “Rogers customers will be the first to switch to LTE”
- Joliette, Quebec
- Truro, Nova Scotia, also a market where “Rogers customers will be the first to switch to LTE”
- Chilliwack, British Columbia
- Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta
- Spruce Grove/Stony Plain, Alberta
Let us know how those LTE speeds are if you’re located in one of these areas.
Update: Looks like Erin, Ontario also has LTE right now too:
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