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Koodo Launches Cheaper Travel Passes for Roaming Abroad

Telus-owned Koodo has launched Travel Passes, which are international roaming passes beyond its traditional Easy Roam offerings, which start from $14/day. The company's website says there are now Travel Passes for the US, Caribbean & Mexico and Europe. Passes range from 7, 14 and 30 days, with pricing from $50. These passes allow you to...

Fido Offering $34/60GB Canada-US Plan to Some Customers

Rogers-owned Fido is offering up a special deal for existing customers right now, in the form of a $34/60GB Canada-US plan. But of course, there’s a catch, as this is only for add a line, when you bring your own phone. The original price is actually $54/month, but there’s a $20/month off discount, taking it...

Fubo Adds Multiview Feature on Roku Devices in Canada

Fubo just rolled out a new feature for its subscribers watching on select Roku devices. The new Multiview option lets users watch up to four channels at the same time, which is a first for live TV streaming in Canada. Right now, it’s in beta on select Roku devices, with plans to expand to more...

Bell’s $5 Billion Gamble in the U.S. is ‘Perplexing’, Says Analysts

Bell’s parent company BCE saw its stock drop nearly 10% on Monday, after announcing its $5 billion purchase of U.S. internet provider Ziply Fiber. The acquisition is causing waves among investors and analysts alike, with Scotia Capital analysts calling it a “perplexing transaction.” Maher Yaghi, Scotia Capital analyst, was skeptical of the purchase by Bell,...

CRTC to Rogers, Telus, Bell: Follow the Rules or Brace for Crackdown

The CRTC announced today that it's reminding phone, internet, and TV providers to be clear about customer protections. That’s according to the CRTC’s Vice-President of Consumer, Analytics and Strategy, Scott Hutton. Companies such as Rogers, Telus and Bell need to inform customers about the Commission for Complaints for Telecom-television Services (CCTS), which helps resolve issues,...

Fizz Launches New Plans with Up to 100GB Data

Videotron’s wireless subsidiary, Fizz, has launched new plans with more data. The company’s website is now showing up to 100GB plans, that also can include US roaming for talk, text and data. Previously, Fizz only offered data buckets up to 80GB. The prices for the 100GB data plan with a US roaming option are below:...