Rogers

Cogeco customers have been unable to sign in to the Sportsnet app and the web since at least April 12, with the issue still unresolved nearly a month later. The problem? Cogeco has disappeared as a selectable TV provider in the app’s login screen. The outage prevents customers from streaming live sports—including NHL playoff games—through...

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...

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....

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...

Rogers posted its financial results for the first quarter of 2025 today, with net income rising 9% year-over-year to $280 million. Total revenue grew 2% to $4.98 billion, driven by service revenue gains in wireless and media. The company added 34,000 mobile phone subscribers, including 11,000 postpaid and 23,000 prepaid net additions. Prepaid performance rebounded...

Rogers has been awarded top marks in the latest mobile network performance test conducted by umlaut, a subsidiary of Accenture, earning the title “Best in Test” among Canadian wireless providers, yet again. In a nationwide study released this month, Rogers scored 912 out of 1,000, the highest total among major Canadian carriers, outperforming both Bell...

Rogers and Fido are quietly clearing out their certified pre-owned iPhone 14 lineup at reduced prices when paired with a 2-year contract. The phones are fully paid off after 24 months, and become yours to keep. Here’s a breakdown of the current monthly device pricing on contract: iPhone 14 (128GB): $0/month ($0 total) iPhone 14...

Rogers has debuted a global roaming plan that includes talk, text and data, but only for customers in one province: Quebec. That’s because in Quebec, the ‘Big 3’ face regional competition from Quebecor’s Videotron. The Rogers plans in Quebec are as follows for bring your own device and after a $10/month autopay discount: $45/100GB $55/175GB...

Some former Rogers and Fido customers are being offered a solid ‘winback' deal: $25/month for 40GB of data, including Canada/US calling and international texting—no contract required. Shared by multiple users on RFD, the deal appears to be part of a targeted ‘winback' campaign from Rogers and its flanker brand Fido. To qualify, you must be...

Rogers has been tweaking the design of its mobile plans page on its website over the past week or so, and the latest version looks to be the most complicated yet. The 5G mobile plans page now takes a page out of the former Telus playbook (Telus reverted to showing defaults to 1 line), leaving...