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Image via RFD user ‘Rooster' Rogers appears to be giving out a free 30GB data bonus to its “most valued” customers, with the offer notifying users via text message “Loyalty has its benefits,” says the Rogers image, detailing the offer to “redeem 30GB free monthly data bonus." The Rogers message seen by RFD users explains,...

If the Competition Bureau loses its appeal, the Rogers-Shaw merger will only require approval from Industry Minister François-Philippe Champagne to move forward

The Competition Bureau will once again meet Rogers and Shaw in court on January 24 to block the telecom giants' $26 billion merger

One expert noted that the public has been cut out of the Rogers-Shaw proceedings, with Canadians not getting much of a say in the process

The Competition Bureau announced on Monday it was granted an interim stay by the Federal Court of Appeal, for the Competition Tribunal’s ruling that dismissed the Bureau's case against the Rogers-Shaw merger. The temporary suspension of the Tribunal’s decision, "will remain in effect until our application for a stay and an injunction can be heard,”...

A federal Tribunal this week dismissed the Competition Bureau’s application to block the $26 billion Rogers-Shaw merger, paving the way for it to proceed

On Thursday evening the Competition Tribunal dismissed the Competition Bureau’s case that sought to block the Rogers-Shaw merger, citing how the latter would increase prices for Canadians. The decision resulted in a victory for the $26 billion Rogers-Shaw merger to proceed, and also allow Quebecor to acquire Freedom Mobile. But not so fast, because on...

"Consumers now face a decade of competitive winter, with higher cellphone, home Internet, cable, satellite and Internet TV, and home phone prices"

With the Competition Bureau's case against their merger dismissed, Rogers and Shaw are expected to complete the transaction by January 31, 2023

Federal Court Chief Justice Paul Crampton, who leads the three-member panel overseeing the Tribunal, hoped release a ruling before Christmas

After we reported the Telus EPP program was offering up a $55/50GB plan for new activations as part of Boxing Week promos for 2022, it appears Rogers is also offering the same thing. The Rogers Preferred Program (RPP) is a corporate discount offered to employees by employers. Select workplaces support RPP perks so it’s best...

Rogers-owned Fido is offering up a $30/30GB ‘winback’ plan to old customers, in an attempt to lure them back to the company. The $30 plan with 30GB of 4G LTE data was offered in an email, that had a headline of “Exclusive ‘come back to Fido’ offer”. The email says, “we really miss you and...