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Best Prepaid Plans in Canada for May 2026: Fizz vs. Public, Lucky & Chatr

We’ve analyzed the latest wireless plans from Rogers, Telus, Bell, and Freedom Mobile for May 2026, including their flanker brands Fido, Koodo, and Virgin Plus. To finish our review, let’s look at pricing for the prepaid brands—Chatr, Lucky Mobile, and Public Mobile—along with Quebecor’s Fizz, where the best rates always require autopay. Public Mobile $35/35GB...
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Public Mobile’s Cheapest 5G Plan Is Getting Worse Next Week

Telus-owned prepaid brand Public Mobile is set to make changes on its entry 5G plan, which is currently priced at $35 with 35GB of data. On Friday, Public Mobile added a label to say the $35 offer “ends May 11”. So that means we can expect changes, likely in the form of reduced data. Here...
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How CIBC Cardholders Can Get Disney+ for 50% Off Right Now

CIBC is giving its credit cardholders a reason to sign up for Disney+ with a new partnership that cuts the monthly subscription cost in half for six months. As of April 7, 2026, eligible CIBC cardholders get a $4.50 statement credit each month when they pay for a Disney+ subscription using a qualifying card. Since...
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Apple and Intel Just Struck a Chip Deal and Intel Shares Jumped 18%

Apple and Intel have reached a preliminary deal for Intel to manufacture chips for future Apple devices, according to people familiar with the matter cited by the Wall Street Journal. The agreement comes after more than a year of negotiations between the two companies. Neither side has confirmed which specific products the chips would go...
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Canadians Can No Longer Fake Their Way Into Apple’s Education Discounts

Apple has quietly closed the door on its education discount honour system in Canada, the United States, and Chile. Going forward, students and staff will need to verify their academic status through UNiDAYS before they can access discounted pricing, according to a report by MacRumors. Previously, Apple only ran occasional audits on education purchases. Now,...