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Bell Lays Off Nearly 700 Employees in Company-Wide Shakeup

Bell has confirmed it is cutting roughly 690 non-unionized management jobs across the company. A BCE spokesperson said the reductions follow internal reviews tied to the company’s recently announced plan for the next three years. “At the recent BCE Investor Day, we outlined a three-year strategic plan focused on delivering sustainable growth across all key...

Rogers, Telus and Bell Launch New Tool to Stop Recycled Number Scams

A Canadian telecom joint venture is rolling out a new tool to help businesses spot when a phone number has been reassigned—a big deal because recycled numbers are quietly becoming a major source of fraud. EnStream, a company owned by Bell, Rogers and Telus (founded in 2005), has teamed up with Proximus Global to launch...

Bell Black Friday Deals: 200GB Canada-US Plan Debuts

We’ve been keeping an eye on plans from our major wireless carriers for you leading up to Black Friday and now Bell looks to be the first to make a change. Bell has now added a 25GB bonus to its $85 Canada-US plan, meaning it’s now a 200GB plan that allows for talk, text and...

Bell’s Black Friday 2025 Deals Are Live: Here are the Details

Bell's Black Friday offers are here for 2025, and the big highlight is several phones available for $1 per month on SmartPay. There are also deals on watches, tablets, and strong trade-in bonuses, as part of "Black Friday Mode". Here are the company’s current plans (Bell has again tweaked its website like Rogers and Telus,...

Bell Suffers Outage in Mississauga After Infrastructure Fire [Update]

Some Bell customers in Mississauga, Ontario, are still experiencing voice service problems following a fire that damaged part of the company’s infrastructure over the weekend. “Some customers in Mississauga, Ontario may be experiencing a service interruption due to a fire within parts of our infrastructure,” Bell said in a statement on Sunday night, November 9,...

Bell-Powered no name Mobile Expands to All Maxi Stores Across Quebec

Bell’s no name Mobile, a prepaid service available from Loblaw, is now available at all Maxi stores in Quebec. The move brings the service to nearly 200 new retail locations across the province. The service first launched in 2024 for No Frills customers, no name Mobile offers prepaid plans starting at $19 per month, with...

Bell Posts $4.5 Billion Profit in Q3, But Subscriber Growth Slows

Bell (BCE Inc.) reported a major profit jump in the third quarter of 2025, driven largely by its new U.S. acquisition and a one-time gain from selling its minority stake in Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment. Still, signs of slowdown in its core Canadian operations suggest the gains may not last. The company posted net...

Bell’s Crave Black Friday 2025 Deal Drops Early: Here are the Savings

Bell Media has launched its annual Black Friday deal for its streaming service Crave, earlier than usual. Last year we saw the deal arrive around November 5 and this year’s deal launched today, a couple days earlier than before. As for the Crave Black Friday deal for 2025, check out the details below: Premium: $129.99/year...

Rogers vs Telus vs Bell vs Freedom: Best Phone Plans November 2025

November is here and mostly everyone is getting an extra hour of sleep thanks to the end of Daylight Saving Time. This month also marks Black Friday, a shopping frenzy we’ve adopted from the U.S. which also bring some of the best cellphone deals. Let’s take a look at prices from Rogers, Telus, Bell and...

Your Bell MTS Bill Is About to Go Up—For the Second Time This Year

Here we go again, folks—another day, another telecom price hike. Bell MTS customers in Manitoba will see their monthly bills go up starting November 1, 2025, with increases hitting internet, TV, and home phone services. Here’s what’s changing: Internet (Fibe 75 to Gigabit Fibe 3.0): up $4/month Fibe TV packages (Basic, Good, Better, Best): up...