Carriers

Here's an infographic sharing what it costs to own a cellphone in Canada, as of 2016.

Bell has bumped up wireless prices in Quebec by $5 per month.

Bell Let's Talk Day for 2016 raised over $6.2 million dollars towards mental health programs.

Rogers is offering 50% off on select smart door locks from Yale and Weiser.

During the Rogers Q4 2015 earnings call, the company's CEO addressed recent wireless price hikes.

Rogers added 31,000 new postpaid subscribers during the fourth quarter of 2015.

The #BellLetsTalk 2016 campaign has started today.

Rogers Media to cut 200 jobs across its television, radio and publishing divisions.

Bell has updated their MyBell Mobile iOS app with bug fixes.

TELUS has increased the monthly plan minimum for an iPhone contract or renewal to $80 per month.

Bell has quietly added Wi-Fi Calling support for iPhone 5s users.

Rogers, TELUS and Bell are all raising their cellular plan prices across Canada starting at $5 per month--blamed on the exchange rate (except in Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Quebec, where regional carriers offer real competition; and exchange rates 'magically' don't apply). According to Internet advocates OpenMedia, the Big 3 are able to jack up prices "because they can", especially when...