Carriers

Videotron has a BYOD offer right now in Ottawa, offering a $68.95 plan with 12GB of data.

Rogers has announced their Connected for Success program has expanded to reach more housing partners.

The coveted $60/10GB BYOD holiday plan from December 2017 has increased in price by $5 per month.

Bell is offering some customers a 'winback' offer consisting of a $55/5GB plan, plus the option of a $49 iPhone 8 on contract.

Apple's support page for eSIM no longer lists Rogers as supporting the Dual SIM feature.

Koodo has the iPhone X on Tab Large at Best Buy--plus a $200 gift card.

Koodo reseller Wow! Mobile is offering a discount on Apple's iPhone XR.

The CWTA says Canada is a 'global 4G superpower' when it comes to its wireless networks, which are the fastest in the G7.

The $60/10GB plan didn't come back with a splash, but that hasn't stopped Koodo from offering it to some customers in Ontario.

Tbooth Wireless is offering a BYOD plan with Rogers or Bell at $63/10GB per line--for two lines.

The CRTC has finally released its 2018 Communications Monitoring Report.

Bell says it is increasing the prices to support new investments.