
Rogers announced on Wednesday its Pro On-the-Go service has expanded to Manitoba, now available in Winnipeg.
The complimentary service allows for a Rogers ‘Pro’ to deliver a smartphone and offer one-to-one support and setup, plus accessories should you need them, as soon as same day, at a time and place of your choosing.
“We’re thrilled to continue expanding the Rogers Pro On-the-Go service to customers in Winnipeg,” said Dave Fuller, President, Wireless, Rogers Communications, in an issued statement. “Rogers is focused on keeping Canadians connected to what matters most, and for residents of Winnipeg, that’s even more possible now that a Rogers Pro can deliver their new wireless device and specialized service right to their door.”
The service is powered by Enjoy, the U.S. company created by Apple’s former retail chief Ron Johnson and so far is only available in Canada through Rogers.
Rogers says over 14 million Canadians now have access to the Pro On-the-Go service, which is available in Greater Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, the Greater Toronto Area, southwestern Ontario, and Ottawa, with more markets coming soon before the end of 2021.
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