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Toronto Couple Spent 4 Days Trying to Cancel Rogers Internet

A Toronto couple spent four days on hold, in chat, and in Rogers stores trying to cancel a $140 CAD internet plan, according to the Toronto Star. Sarah Brooks and Nick Williams were moving into a new house in the Junction and figured cancelling Brooks' condo internet would take a day. Instead they hit dropped...
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Rogers Wraps Up $300M Project to Close Eastern Ontario’s Cell Gaps

The Eastern Ontario Regional Network and Rogers have wrapped up the $300 million EORN Cell Gap Project, bringing 5G coverage to communities, roadways, and First Nations across eastern Ontario. Federal, provincial, and municipal leaders met today in Rockland, Ontario to announce the final rollout. The public-private partnership was paid for by a mix of government...
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Rogers Internet Outage in Richmond Hits Day Two After Fibre Cut

Vandals cut a Rogers fibre line in Richmond, B.C., and it has knocked out internet, TV, and home phone service for people in the area between Bridgeport Road and Westminster Highway, plus some nearby neighbourhoods. Rogers says the cut was on purpose, while saying the damaged line runs along the CN Rail tracks in the...

CRTC Sides With Rogers Over 7-Eleven SpeakOut Parent in Porting Fight

The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) announced today that it has denied an application from Ztar Mobile asking to force Rogers to restore access to its phone number porting system. Ztar Mobile has sold cellphone services to Canadians since 2004 under brands like Good2Go Mobile, SpeakOut Wireless, and Ztar Mobile. Because Ztar does not...
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CRTC Rejects Bell, Rogers, Telus Attempt to Stall Switching Fee Probe

The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) has dismissed several procedural demands made by Bell, Rogers and Telus. The telecoms attempted to change the process of a major case examining whether setup and device charges violate national rules designed to lower switching costs for consumers. The regulator launched the investigation after finding that newly added...
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Fido RCS Messaging is Not Working, Say iPhone Customers

Fido customers using iPhones are reporting widespread disruptions with RCS messaging, leaving many unable to send advanced text messages to Android users. Numerous subscribers noticed their data-based texting features suddenly stopped working, leaving their device status stuck on "Waiting for Activation," according to numerous iPhone in Canada users on Thursday. The issue prevents iPhone users...