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First Gen iPhone Sells for $176,000 CAD, Apple Watch $3,750 CAD

I guess you should have never opened your first generation sealed iPhone from Apple, eh? According to the latest LCG Auctions Spring Premier Auction, which concluded today, Apple products in 13 lots fetched a total of $252,000 CAD ($186,000 USD), according to data shared by the company with iPhone in Canada. In the past eight...

Public Mobile Opens $29/20GB Plan to All, Axes $40/75GB CAN-US

Telus-owned Public Mobile continues to tweak its plans for new and existing customers, with the latest change coming to its $29/20GB 4G LTE offering. Last month, we told you the $29/20GB 4G LTE plan expanded outside Quebec for the first time, made available to new customers across Canada. But the problem was this plan was...

New Apple Square One Store in Mississauga Looks Beautiful

Apple on Saturday launched a new Square One retail store in Mississauga, Ontario, opening up a larger location inside Square One Shopping Centre, located above the food court. iPhone in Canada reader Kyle shared some images of the new retail location, which looks pretty nice with its unique curved glass adorning the front of the...

Some iPad Pro Delivery Dates Slip to Late April in Canada

We’ve all been reading about how Apple’s upcoming iPad lineup refresh is imminent, and now we may have a clue that it might be happening soon. Select iPad Pro configurations on Apple.ca are now showing shipping dates that are one month away—specifically the entry 11-inch iPad Pro Wi-Fi 128GB in Space Grey. This model is...

John Tory to Rejoin Rogers Board, Holds $15M Worth of Stock

Former Toronto Mayor John Tory is set to rejoin the board of Rogers, marking his return to the telecom giant where he previously held an executive role. Tory will stand for election at Rogers's annual shareholder meeting scheduled for April 24. This move comes as Rogers is seeing some big board changes, including the departure...

Uber, Lyft Face Accessibility Class Action Lawsuit in B.C.

Ridesharing services Uber and Lyft are facing a class action lawsuit in British Columbia, alleging those that require wheelchairs or similar devices, don’t have access. The lawsuit was filed at the B.C. Human Rights Tribunal, with David Sheldon listed as the complainant. He is a quadriplegic reliant on a motorized wheelchair, and claims in December...

Amazon Canada’s Big Spring Sale Deals Keep Coming [LIST]

Amazon's Big Spring Sale in Canada continues and so do the deals, which are available across all categories including electronics, household, toys, gaming and more. Here's a list of the latest Amazon Big Spring Sale deals in Canada, as of Saturday, April 23, 2024--the biggest deals are the Meta Quest 2 for $279, PlayStation 5...

Rogers Gets CRTC Funding to Boost Cell Service in Northern BC

The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) announced on Friday its plan to improve cellphone service along a 70-kilometre stretch of Highway 37 in northern British Columbia. Through its Broadband Fund, the CRTC will fund Rogers for the construction of new cell towers. This will bring improved access to emergency services and positively impact nearby...

Bell Offers $40/100GB Cellphone Plan to Some Internet Customers

Bell is offering up a sweetheart cellphone plan to some of its home Internet customers, in an attempt to get them to bring their wireless services over to the company as well. The “exclusive” offer for Bell home services customers is a $40/100GB bring your own phone plan, which is the Essential 100 plan, but...