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Telus-owned Public Mobile has tweaked its plans again, this time adding long distance minutes to more plans. Here is the Public Mobile plan lineup: $19/1GB 4G $23/6GB 4G $30/20GB 4G $35/60GB 4G + 100 monthly long-distance minutes $39/50GB 5G Canada/USA + 250 monthly long-distance minutes $45/65GB 5G Canada/USA + 1,000 monthly international long distance You...

Telus and Koodo customers looking to pre-order Apple’s iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro can do so starting this Friday, September 13, just like Apple.ca. Telus The Telus website is asking customers to “register now” to get pre-order updates for the iPhone 16 series devices. The company touts, “available at the most giving company in...

Telus has launched EnContinu+, a new streaming bundle for French customers, which includes Videotron's Club illico, Netflix, and Prime Video. It's basically the French version of its Stream+ that debuted earlier this year for English customers. Available to Telus and Koodo customers, the bundle combines francophone and international content in one package, starting at $25...

Public Mobile has launched new promo plans branded as “back to school” deals. The promo says if you activate a plan $30/month or higher, you will get your third month free. The deal is only available for new activations online "for a limited time." The credit will be applied towards your third month of service....

Back in July, Rogers and Fido hiked its one-time connection fee to $70, a $10 increase from $60. Now, Telus and Koodo have followed suit, increasing their connection fee to $70 as well, similarly up from $60. Recently, Telus and Koodo updated their websites to indicate the connection fee increase. Telus says, "A one-time connection...

Koodo is offering up some Telus migration offers again to select customers, essentially sweetheart deals to get them to switch over to the parent company. The Telus flanker brand sent out an email on Friday morning to Koodo customers, obtained by iPhone in Canada, that says, “Up for an exclusive offer? Say no more." The...

The CRTC says it is taking steps to improve cellphone service along nearly 100 kilometres of major roads in Newfoundland and Labrador, Quebec, and Ontario. The Commission will provide $17 million to Bell, TBayTel, Telus, and Sogetel Mobilité to build new cell towers and boost cellphone coverage along eight major roads. Bell and Telus will...

Telus has announced its participation in a U.S. Department of Commerce initiative aimed at ensuring the development and deployment of trustworthy and safe artificial intelligence (AI). The company is the first Canadian telecom to join this effort, which includes more than 280 leading AI stakeholders. The U.S. AI Safety Institute Consortium (AISIC) was established by...

Koodo is offering up a promo for select provinces, offering 100 Mbps internet for $34 per month after credits. You can get Koodo’s Unlimited Internet 100 plan in Ontario for $34/month, after $21 in monthly credits. The plan is normally priced at $55/month, but there’s a $10/month off promo, but if you log in, you...

Telus is experiencing an outage for some customers in BC and Alberta, as voice calls are not working. According to the telecom, the outage is deemed a "Failure of wireless voice services in Alberta”, but it’s also affecting some in BC. Telus replied to customers on X that the voice call outage is also affecting...

Telus-owned Koodo has tweaked its plan offerings again, this time narrowing down its major plans to just two options outside of Quebec. Koodo has axed its $39/20GB plan, replacing it with a $39/50GB plan with 1 free perk, joining its $49/60GB plan. These plans are of course after automatic payments. Yes, Koodo’s data overages are...

Telus has launched Expert Messaging, a new AI-powered customer support tool within its My Telus app for English speaking customers. According to the telecom, the chat brings asynchronous messaging, which allows customers to engage in two-way conversations at their convenience. This means you can start, pause, and resume chats on your schedule. Telus says this...