Carriers

Here are the latest Canadian cellphone plan and device deals, plus other promos from wireless carriers such as Rogers, Telus and Bell, from our partner PlanHub. As always, the promos and plans may change at the last minute, but here they are as of Wednesday, April 30, 2025. This Week's Mobile Price Drops Samsung 55%...

Rogers recently launched a new feature called Xfinity Multiview, giving Canadian hockey fans the ability to watch two Stanley Cup Playoff games on one screen. The feature went live on April 21 and is available to Rogers TV customers. Fans can switch audio between games, add captions, and stay on top of the action without...

Bell has officially launched Suspicious Call Detection, a new feature that uses AI to flag incoming calls that may be fraud or spam. The tool is now automatically active for all Bell Mobility, Virgin Plus, and Lucky Mobile customers at no extra cost. Using real-time AI and machine learning, the system labels suspicious calls with...

The Commission for Complaints for Telecom-television Services (CCTS) says it resolved 85% of complaints from customers during the first half of the year, despite receiving more complaints than ever. In its mid-year report released today, April 30, the CCTS said it saw a 12% jump in complaints compared to the same period last year, with...

Rogers has started turning on cellphone service in new parts of Toronto’s subway system. Riders can now get a signal between Kipling and Islington stations, and between Keele and Dundas West stations. This is the first step in Rogers' plan to bring 5G coverage — and access to 911 — to the remaining underground tunnels....

Xplore has expanded its 5G Ultra wireless internet service in Newfoundland, now available in rural areas around Mobile, offering download speeds up to 250 Mbps. This means faster downloads, smoother video calls, and better gaming with less lag. Xplore’s 5G Ultra is the company’s newest and fastest wireless internet yet. It can deliver speeds of...

Bell announced earlier this week a new service to help businesses keep their internet networks safer and easier to manage. They’re teaming up with Fortinet to improve Bell’s managed SD-WAN-as-a-Service. Simply put, this means businesses can now connect their offices and remote workers securely without needing to spend a ton of money on hardware or...

Last week we told you about how the Rogers mobile plans page was revamped with an annoying default view to show lower prices, based on having multiple lines with the company. This tactic confuses consumers as they intially think pricing is for one line, but they are forced to see pricing after four lines. Telus...

Earlier this week, Bell revamped its plans list with price increases across the board, seeing jump from $16 to $20 per month as “promos” came to and end. Bell’s plans after autopay right now are as follows: $65/100GB 5G+ $95/250GB 5G+ Canada-US-Mexico Now, Rogers has tweaked one of its plans to now include Canada-US talk,...

Rogers says it’s actively exploring options to make money from its sports investments, including the Toronto Blue Jays and a bigger stake in Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment (MLSE), which owns the Toronto Maple Leafs and Raptors. The company is set to take over Bell’s $4.7-billion share of MLSE, which would increase Rogers’ ownership to...

Here are the latest Canadian cellphone plan and device deals, plus other promos from wireless carriers such as Rogers, Telus and Bell, from our partner PlanHub. As always, the promos and plans may change at the last minute, but here they are as of Wednesday, April 23, 2025. New mobile phones available this week Ahlo...

A Telus customer in British Columbia says he was left super angry and confused after the company failed to apply a lower rate it had promised earlier this year. Brian Carson, a senior living in B.C., told Global News’ Consumer Matters that he contacted Telus this January to complain about rising costs on his monthly...