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Rogers is offering voluntary buyout packages to nearly half its workforce, but analysts aren't expecting a stampede for the exits. Despite the eye-catching numbers, most experts think the actual departures will be a lot more modest. National Bank analyst Adam Shine is one of them. In a note to clients cited by the Financial Post,...

Canadians are losing patience with their phone and TV providers, and a new report shows just how much. The Commission for Complaints for Telecom-television Services (CCTS) released its mid-year report today, revealing a 61% spike in complaints over the past six months. Between August 1, 2025, and January 31, 2026, the agency accepted 19,157 complaints....

After yesterday's news that Rogers is offering buyout packages to nearly half its workforce, analysts are now saying it could kick off a broader wave of cuts across Canada's telecom industry. For those who missed it, Rogers confirmed it's offering voluntary departure and retirement packages to nearly half of its employees. Bloomberg put that number...

More cellphone price changes are here and this time Rogers-owned Fido has increased prices to now fall in line with Koodo’s pricing.  Here are the most recent price changes from Fido, Virgin Plus and Koodo as we near the end of May: Fido $40/20GB (was $39) $45/60GB (was $44) $50/60GB (was $49) Canada-US-Mexico Virgin Plus...

Rogers is making a massive move to lean out its operations, offering voluntary buyout packages to about half of its 25,000 employees. According to The Globe and Mail, the plan skips over 3,000 MLSE staff but sends a clear signal that the company is looking to trim down its corporate and business teams. The move...

The CRTC is making a move that should lead to cheaper monthly internet bills for millions of Canadians. The regulator on Friday has finalized the prices that smaller, independent internet companies have to pay to use the giant fibre networks built by our big telecoms such as Rogers, Telus and Bell. By locking in these...

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 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...

It seems Rogers-owned Fido just can’t make up its mind with its plans this week. After revamping plans yesterday, Fido continued to tweak them today. Here are Fido’s 5G plans as of April 22, 2026, after autopay and for bring your own device discounts: $39/20GB (new) $44/60GB $49/60GB (was 20GB) Canada-US-Mexico We now have a...

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...

Rogers has introduced a major update to its wireless lineup, including a new unlimited global data plan that covers 64 destinations. This new Global tier is priced at $95 per month and includes a five-year price guarantee, a move that closely mirrors recent strategies seen from competitors like Telus. Previously, this top-tier plan was capped...

Rogers-owned Fido has revamped its wireless pricing today, increasing prices and reducing data on select plans, now that ‘promos’ are over. Here are Fido’s 5G plans as of April 21, 2026, after autopay and for bring your own device: $44/60GB (was $40) $49/20GB (was 60GB) Canada-US-Mexico The $40 plan saw a 10% price increase to...