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Public Mobile Customers Get New Telus PureFibre Internet Offer

Public Mobile customers are getting another text message (sent today) and email pitch (yesterday) from parent company Telus for discounted home internet, according to marketing messages obtained by iPhone in Canada. The latest offer promotes Telus PureFibre Gigabit Internet for $78 per month (regularly $155) on a two-year term. Customers are told to use promo...

Public Mobile Plans Just Got More Data, 80GB Roaming Plan is Back

Telus-owned Public Mobile has revised its plan offerings as of today, as we slowly make our way into next month’s expected Black Friday sales. What we’re seeing is an increase in data for select 4G plans, while 5G plans have also been revised. Check out the changes below... 4G Speed Plans $20 talk and text...

Koodo Rolls Out New 5G Canada-U.S. Plans for Existing Customers

If you’re an existing Telus-owned Koodo customer, you may want to log in and check your account for new plan offers. According to iPhone in Canada readers, we’re seeing a variety of new plans being offered as of October 20, 2025. For this one particular reader on a $50/60GB plan right now, they’re seeing the...

Review: WestJet’s Starlink Wi-Fi Is a Total Game Changer in the Sky

WestJet has officially hit a milestone — its 100th Boeing 737 is now equipped with Starlink satellite internet, in partnership with Telus. The airline plans to finish installing Starlink across all of its 737-800 and 737-8 MAX aircraft by the end of 2025. If you’re a WestJet Rewards member, there’s some good news: you can...

Public Mobile App Adds Face ID Login; Rewards Program Cut Now Live

Public Mobile users can now log in to the app using Face ID or fingerprint authentication, starting October 16, 2025, as part of the company’s latest update. The feature allows customers to access their accounts faster without typing passwords. To use it, users must update the Public Mobile app to the latest version on iOS...

Public Mobile Pulls Vouchers from Major Stores; Canada Post Delays Orders

Telus-owned Public Mobile has confirmed that several major retail chains across Canada have stopped selling its payment vouchers. Customers can no longer buy Public Mobile vouchers at 7-Eleven, Couche-Tard (Mac’s), Jean Coutu, London Drugs, Metro, Petro-Canada, Proxim, Shell, Walmart, or Esso. The company says it has updated its online Payment Voucher page to show which...

Fido, Virgin Plus and Koodo Plans: What’s New in October 2025

Flanker brands of Rogers, Bell and Telus have yet again increased monthly prices as we head into Black Friday next month. Compared to August, prices have increased across the board by $5 per month at Fido, Virgin and Koodo. Prices have continued to slowly creep up and we expect them to magically go down in...

WestJet and Telus Link Rewards—Get Free Seat Selection and Roaming Perks

WestJet and Telus are linking their loyalty programs, allowing Canadians to earn and redeem points across both companies. So if you’re paying your phone bill or booking a flight, now you get perks all-in-one. Starting today, customers who connect their WestJet and Telus accounts can now earn WestJet points on their Telus bills, use those...

Bell Launching Internet in B.C. and Alberta—Using the Telus Network

Bell plans to begin offering internet service in Western Canada for the first time—and it’s doing so by using Telus’s fibre network, reports The Globe and Mail. The move marks a major shift in Canada’s telecom landscape, as Bell takes advantage of new federal rules that require large carriers to share their fibre infrastructure with...

Why Telus Customers Across Alberta Lost Internet, Phone and More on Friday

Telus customers across Alberta were hit by widespread outages Friday, cutting off internet, phone, and TV services in several regions from Edmonton to communities northwest of the city. In central Edmonton, users lost mobile data, calls, and texting. Telus said the cause of that disruption was still under investigation as of Friday afternoon. Meanwhile, in...

Rogers, Bell, and Telus Just Raised Prices in Time for Holiday Travel

One week ago we shared pricing from Rogers, Telus, Bell and Freedom, comparing prices for the start of October. Well, fast forward seven days and we’re already seeing price increases across the board from the ‘Big 3’. Rogers has hiked prices $5-10, depending on plan, which was matched exactly by Bell. As for Telus, it...