Today, Rogers announced improved wireless service in the following cities:
- Maple Ridge near the Abernathy Connector
- Rupert Street and East 45th Avenue in Vancouver
- Ottawa: Manotick Main Street and O’Grady, McKeown and Coker, and Orleans Village.
Rick Sellers, President, British Columbia at Rogers Communications, said in a statement, “We are on the brink of the next generation of network technology, so these wireless enhancements not only connect customers in Metro Vancouver to the moments that matter most in their lives today, but they also prepare our network for tomorrow.”
The company says Rogers and Fido customers in these areas will now see “faster, more reliable and consistent wireless experience than ever before.”
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