Carriers

Rogers has a new $50 per month plan for Quebec residents only.

An authorized TELUS dealer has come out publicly in support of the company, criticizing Ottawa's wireless policies.

TELUS has some refurbished iPhone 4S and iPhone 5 models back in stock.

Verizon's CEO wrote a letter to Prime Minister Harper responding to allegations of tax dodging.

Bell and Virgin Mobile have created a Québec only plan to match Videotron's plans.

Telus CEO Darren Entwistle doesn't think Verizon will trigger a price war if it enters the Canadian wireless market.

A study by Moody's predicts Verizon would have to spend over $3 billion to setup shop in Canada.

US consumer advocate Ralph Nader calls Verizon one of the most aggressive US corporate tax dodgers.

Big three continues its ad campaign against Verizon with a new series of newspaper ads.

Take our unscientific polls regarding Verizon and the wireless spectrum auction.

Bell and Telus commissioned a survey that shows Canadians would favour local carriers, instead of foreign players; an independent, unscientific survey shows Canadians favour switching.

Industry Minister James Moore denied allegations that the federal government courted Verizon to invest in the Canadian wireless market.