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Rogers, Bell, and Telus Must Now Let You Cancel Without Calling Anyone

The CRTC is making it much easier for Canadians to walk away from their internet or cellphone provider by requiring companies to offer digital cancellation options. In a news release issued on Friday, the regulator confirmed that customers must now be allowed to change or cancel their plans through an app, online, or by email....

Rogers Thinks its Combined Sports Empire is Worth $25 Billion

Rogers is planning to turn its massive sports and media holdings into a single powerhouse company that it values at more than $25 billion CAD. During the company’s Q1 earnings call on Wednesday, CEO Tony Staffieri explained that Rogers wants to combine teams like the Toronto Blue Jays and Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment (which...
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Freedom Mobile Reverses Its Price Hike Just One Day Later

Freedom Mobile just can’t make up its mind when it comes to its plans with the biggest data buckets. Yesterday, the carrier raised prices like we told you by $20 to $70 and $80 respectively. One day later? Freedom has had a change of heart it seems. Here are Freedom Mobile’s prices as of April...
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The CEO Who Crashed Canadian Cell Phone Prices Wants to Go Even Further

The head of Freedom Mobile says Canadian wireless providers need to drop their costs to better serve customers as the industry faces increased pressure to lower monthly bills. Pierre Karl Péladeau, the CEO of Quebecor, addressed a Calgary business crowd on Wednesday to discuss the shifting landscape of the Canadian telecom market. Since Quebecor acquired...
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Public Mobile Slashes Data on Popular $35 Canada-US-Mexico Plan

Telus prepaid brand Public Mobile has made a minor tweak to its plans to cut a hefty amount data off its $35/80GB Canada-US-Mexico promo plan, which ended on April 21. Here are Public Mobile’s plans as of writing: $22/0GB 4G $25/3GB 4G $27/10GB 4G $30/20GB 4G $35/35GB (was 80GB) 5G $40/100GB Canada-US-Mexico 5G $45/175GB Canada-US-Mexico...
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Virgin Plus Just Cut Data on Its Best Roaming Plan by 20GB

Bell’s flanker brand Virgin Plus continues to make changes to its wireless plans. After tweaking them yesterday, it has made a change today for its flagship North American roaming plan. Here are Virgin Plus plans as of writing: $39/20GB $44/60GB $49/60GB (was 80GB) Canada-US-Mexico As you can see, data has been cut for the $49...
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Freedom Mobile Just Raised Prices on Its Best Wireless Plans by $20

Quebecor’s Freedom Mobile continues to tweak its wireless plans and after reducing data on its $35 plan earlier this week, it has now increased prices for its top-end plans. Here are Freedom Mobile’s wireless prices after autopay and bring your own phone discounts, as of April 22, 2026: $35/25GB + 1GB Roam Beyond $40/100GB +...

Rogers Profit Jumps 72% But More Wireless Customers Are Switching Away

Rogers reported a sharp rise in profit for the first quarter of 2026, while announcing it would significantly scale back planned capital spending for the year. The Toronto-based telecom reported net income of $482 million, up 72% from $280 million during the same period last year. Total revenue climbed 10% to $5.48 billion. The company's...