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Bell Employees Sue Over Mass Terminations For Faking Attendance

A group of former Bell employees has taken the company to court, and the case centres on a fight over what counted as acceptable office attendance. The Toronto Star reports that nearly 50 former employees are suing parent company BCE, alleging they were wrongfully terminated as part of a broader round of cost cuts. Bell has...
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Canada’s Historic 6-0 World Cup Victory Smashes All Viewership Records

Canada's Men's National Team made history Thursday night with their first-ever FIFA World Cup win, and Canadians showed up for it in record numbers. The match against Qatar pulled an average audience of 5.3 million viewers across RDS, Crave, Noovo, TSN and CTV, according to Bell Media on Friday. That makes it the most-watched World...

Lucky Mobile Axing $25/25GB Plan as Prepaid Wireless Changes Loom

Bell's prepaid brand Lucky Mobile has set an end date for its $25/25GB plan after autopay, signalling changes are coming next week. The prepaid carrier updated its website on Wednesday in changes spotted by iPhone in Canada, to note the $25/25GB plan now ends on June 26, 2026. As of writing, rivals Public Mobile (Telus)...
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Rogers, Telus, Bell Reject CRTC Warning, Will Keep Collecting Fees

Bell, Rogers and Telus aren't backing down on a handful of new cellphone fees, even after Canada's telecom regulator warned the charges might be illegal, according to a report from The Globe and Mail, summarizing the latest replies from carriers. In letters filed with the CRTC on Wednesday, all three carriers confirmed they plan to...
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Bell Canada Just Cut 700 Jobs. Here’s What the Company Is Saying

Bell has cut nearly 700 jobs across multiple business units in recent weeks, according to the Toronto Star, making it one of the company's largest rounds of layoffs in recent years. BCE spokesperson Luc Levasseur confirmed approximately 690 workers, roughly one percent of BCE's total workforce, were let go as part of ongoing restructuring. "Organizational...
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CRTC Puts Bell and Telus on Notice Over Shifty New Wireless Fees [u]

The CRTC has again sent formal warning letters to both Bell and Telus on the same day its ban on activation and switching fees took effect (back on Friday, June 12), demanding answers about new charges the regulator believes may violate the new rules. CRTC Director of Social and Consumer Policy Nanao Kachi sent the...
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When the World Watches, You Need a Network Built For The Action.

Sponsored Content: This coverage is brought to you by Bell Canada. For one of the world’s biggest sporting events, millions of fans will be packed into soccer stadiums, watch parties, fan zones, airports, and transit corridors across Toronto and Vancouver. And they'll all be doing the same thing - filming, watching, streaming, posting, and sharing...

Fido vs Virgin Plus vs Koodo in June 2026. Roaming Caps Are Here

Each month, we break down the Canadian wireless market to trace the changing strategies of flanker brands Fido, Virgin Plus, and Koodo, along with their parent carriers Rogers, Bell, and Telus. Here is a closer look at the current Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) landscape once you factor in automatic payment discounts. Fido $40/20GB $45/60GB...
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Rogers vs Telus vs Bell vs Freedom: Best Cellphone Plans – June 2026

We’re officially into June so let’s once again take a look at wireless pricing from Rogers, Telus, Bell and Freedom Mobile, to see how it has change compared to May. Let’s just jump right into it... Rogers $60/60GB $65/100GB Canada-US-Mexico (12 months roaming only) $80/Unlimited Canada-US-Mexico-Caribbean (24 months roaming only) $95/Unlimited Global (27 countries); Priority...
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Rogers Wins National Wireless Award as Bell, Telus Lead Daily Use

Rogers has won the 'Best in Test' wireless benchmark award from independent testing firm umlaut for the eighth consecutive year, leading the pack in voice, data, and overall network reliability in Canada. This report was commissioned by Rogers, so take everything with a grain of salt. The latest audit ranked Rogers at the top with...
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Best eSIM for Canada World Cup 2026 With Free Soccer Streaming Included

Travel eSIM company Airalo and Bell just launched a bundle targeting FIFA World Cup travellers to Canada that gets them local data and a month of TSN in one shot. Bell Media’s TSN holds the streaming and broadcasting rights to this year’s FIFA World Cup, so when fans aren’t attending matches it’s the only way...