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Did Rogers and Fido Just Quietly Kill Their Community Forums?

The Rogers and Fido online community forums allowed customers to interact with other customers and also get support for issues related to wireless, internet, TV and more from staff. But now it appears Rogers has quietly killed off its online forums, including the Fido forums as well. Navigating to the Rogers and Fido community forums...

Rogers Roaming Price Hikes Now Live—Here’s What It’ll Cost You

Rogers and Fido customers travelling outside Canada will now pay more to use their phones, as the latest Roam Like Home price hike has officially gone into effect today, August 7, 2025. As previously reported, daily roaming rates are now $16/day for the U.S. and $18/day for international travel, according to the Rogers and Fido...

Rogers Slams Carney Government for ‘Shocking Reversal’ on Internet Policy

Rogers is blasting the federal government after it chose to uphold the CRTC’s wholesale internet policy, calling the move a blow to investment, competition, and Canadian consumers. In a sharply worded statement on Wednesday, the company called the decision “a shocking reversal from the federal government’s principled position less than one year ago.” “The Carney...

Rogers Satellite Toggle Now Available in iOS 26 Beta

Last month, Rogers officially launched its Starlink satellite texting for all Canadians, letting anyone get mobile service when they are in the middle of no where. Rogers says the addition of Starlink’s Direct to Cell service now expands its coverage to 5.4 million square kilometres in Canada. Rogers Satellite is included with the $100/250GB Ultimate...

Rogers Beats Telus and Bell in Latest Mobile Network Report

Rogers came out on top in the latest Opensignal report analyzing mobile network performance across Canada. The report, based on real-world user data from April 1 to June 29, 2025, shows that while Rogers leads in many categories, the competition from Bell and Telus remains tight in key areas. Opensignal's Mobile Network Experience Report was...

Rogers Call Privacy Glitch in Niagara Slammed by Internet Society Group

A recent privacy breach affecting Rogers customers in the Niagara region has triggered sharp criticism from The Canadian Internet Society, which says the incident is more than a technical hiccup—it’s a breakdown in trust. Some Rogers customers reportedly found themselves connected to private calls between strangers, with conversations including personal and medical details. In a...

Rogers Xfinity Just Got New Major Streaming Apps: What’s New

Rogers is giving its Xfinity TV customers a streaming upgrade, as four major streaming apps—CBC Gem, ICI TOU.TV, Paramount+, and DAZN—are now available. The company says this means more free Canadian content, global blockbusters, and live sports, all accessible with just the Xfinity voice remote. We previously told you earlier this month CBC Gem and...

Rogers 5G Hits Rural Nova Scotia—Everyone Else Left in the Dark

Despite new cellular towers being installed across parts of southwestern Nova Scotia, many residents say they’re still dealing with dropped calls, weak signals, or no service at all—largely depending on which carrier they use. In this case, the new towers are only benefitting customers of Rogers. The province recently announced that towers in East Kemptville,...

Rogers Delays 3G Network Shutdown—Here’s the New Deadline

Rogers is giving customers a little more time before it shuts down its 3G wireless network across Canada. Originally set to end on July 31, the company has quietly updated its website to reflect a new shutdown date, beginning August 7. Some iPhone in Canada readers noticed the July 31 date disappeared from the Rogers...

Rogers Just Expanded Wi-Fi 7 to Another Province

Rogers has started offering WiFi 7 to its 5G Home Internet customers in Quebec, building on its launch earlier this month. The new technology brings faster and more stable internet, which can be helpful for homes with multiple devices streaming, gaming, or working at the same time. “Canadians deserve the best connectivity experience, and the...

Bell TV Deal with Rogers Brings HGTV, Food Network and More

Bell and Rogers have signed a new agreement to share more of their specialty TV channels across both companies’ platforms, giving customers access to a wider lineup of popular shows. Starting today, Bell Fibe TV and Satellite TV subscribers will now be able to watch HGTV, Food Network, Discovery, Magnolia Network, and Investigation Discovery—all channels...