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After Rogers, Telus and Bell debuted new Boxing Day deals for 2024, the sub-brands of our ‘Big 3’ telcos have done the same. Check out the Boxing Day deals from Fido, Koodo and Virgin Plus below... Fido Boxing Day Deals 60GB Plan for $34/month: Includes unlimited Canada-U.S. calling  Get up to $360 in bonus credit...

It’s Boxing Day in Canada and now we have some updated wireless deals from Rogers, Telus and Bell, to get you to open your wallet one last time before the end of 2024. Highlights include Apple’s latest iPhone 16 for $2/month, after bill credit for 24 months with an eligible trade-in on a ‘return it’...

Rogers has responded to legal action taken by the Commissioner of Competition, standing firmly behind its advertising and pledging to fight a lawsuit by the Competition Bureau, which alleges the wireless carrier mislead consumers over its unlimited data plans. Rogers emphasized yesterday the value its Infinite unlimited data plans have brought to Canadian consumers since...

The Competition Bureau is suing Rogers, accusing the company of misleading customers with its "unlimited data" claims for its Infinite mobile plans. Rogers advertises these plans as offering unlimited data, but the Bureau says that's not the case. After customers use up their monthly data allotment, their internet speeds are slowed down—or "throttled"—by over 99%....

If you were a former Rogers business customer, there’s some enticing ‘winback’ offers being tossed out right now to regain your business. The latest deal is a $25/month plan with 150GB of data that includes talk, text and data in Canada, US and Mexico. According to details shared on RFD, the offer is actually a...

Rogers has shared its Boxing Week deals early, and Fido’s Boxing Week deals are also available now. For the record, here are Fido's plans as of today, December 16, 2024: $37.50/2GB $34/60GB + US calling $39/80GB + Calling to 7 countries As for advertised Boxing Week deals online: Galaxy S24 FE: $0 down and $38.33/month...

Rogers has taken a big step toward becoming the majority owner of Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment (MLSE), which owns major sports franchises such as the Toronto Maple Leafs and Toronto Raptors. On December 12, Rogers and Bell received a “no-action letter” from Canada’s Competition Bureau. This means the Bureau doesn’t plan to block Rogers’...

Here we go again, folks. Fast forward past Black Friday and Cyber Monday, and companies including our wireless carriers have shifted towards Boxing Week deals. Rogers has shared its Boxing Week deals for 2024, which includes savings on plans, devices and more. Check them out below: Win NHL Tickets: Activate a new line or upgrade...

Rogers has introduced a new product called Xfinity Storm-Ready WiFi, designed to keep homes connected during power or internet outages. The device automatically switches to Rogers' cellular network when the primary internet service or power goes down. A built-in rechargeable battery provides up to four hours of backup power, ensuring customers can continue to work...

I swear we are not “Swifties”, but let’s talk about Rogers network data usage at BC Place Stadium during Taylor Swift’s final concert last night in Vancouver. Rogers announced on Monday that fans at BC Place used over 11 terabytes (TB) of mobile data on December 8, setting a new Canadian record for data usage...

Back in October, Rogers-owned Chatr launched an annual prepaid plan that was $149 with 30GB of 4G data for the year. Fast forward nearly two months, and Telus-owned Koodo has matched the Chatr plan (you’d think its Public Mobile would match it instead since it is prepaid). The $149 annual plan includes 30GB of data,...

In an op-ed published in The Globe and Mail, Lee Bragg, executive vice chair of Eastlink, and Frédéric Perron, president and CEO of Cogeco, called out Canada’s ‘Big 3’  telecom incumbents—Rogers, Telus and Bell—for exploiting regulatory loopholes to lower competition and drive up internet costs for Canadians. Bragg and Perron argue that the CRTC’s 'Regulated...