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Rogers, Telus and Bell Increase Prices to Kick Off the New Year

We knew wireless Boxing Day deals were coming to an end and now Rogers, Telus and Bell have increased prices to start the New Year. Check out the revamped plans as of today, January 7, 2025. These prices are for bring your own device (BYOD) and after autopay (preauthorized credit card payments). Rogers ($55/200, $60/200GB,...

Rogers, Telus and Bell Set End Date on Boxing Day Promo Plans

Rogers, Telus and Bell have now set end dates on their Boxing Day plans, with promos set to end by next week. Websites of the ‘Big 3’ have been updated in the past couple of days to indicate January 6, 2025, as the last day to get promo plans that debuted during Boxing Week. Here...

Rogers, Telus and Bell Boxing Day Deals: iPhone 16 Offer and More

It’s Boxing Day in Canada and now we have some updated wireless deals from Rogers, Telus and Bell, to get you to open your wallet one last time before the end of 2024. Highlights include Apple’s latest iPhone 16 for $2/month, after bill credit for 24 months with an eligible trade-in on a ‘return it’...

Bell Brings 50 Gbps Internet Speeds to Canada in Major Test

Bell has reached a milestone in Canadian broadband with the successful trial of 50G Passive Optical Network (PON) fibre technology, which took place with Nokia at Bell’s Advanced Technical Lab in Montreal. This marks the first time this next-gen fibre broadband tech has been tested in Canada, setting the stage for faster, more efficient internet...

Bell’s Rebranded TV Channels Debut in January with Free Preview

Starting January 1, 2025, Bell Media will roll out significant updates to its specialty channels, including two new additions and a series of rebrands. These changes are part of a licensing agreement with NBCUniversal Global TV Distribution, announced back in October. Bell didn't specify when the rebrands would kick in, but now we know. The...

Rogers and Bell Get Green Light as Bureau Clears MLSE Takeover

Rogers has taken a big step toward becoming the majority owner of Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment (MLSE), which owns major sports franchises such as the Toronto Maple Leafs and Toronto Raptors. On December 12, Rogers and Bell received a “no-action letter” from Canada’s Competition Bureau. This means the Bureau doesn’t plan to block Rogers’...

Air Canada and Bell Team Up for Free In-Flight Wi-Fi

Air Canada announced on Thursday it will provide free, fast Wi-Fi for Aeroplan members starting in May 2025. The service, sponsored by Bell, will be available on flights within North America and Sun destinations on Wi-Fi-equipped planes. The airline also plans to extend free Wi-Fi to long-haul international flights by 2026. This upgrade includes Air...

Telecom Leaders Slam Rogers, Telus, Bell for Exploiting Internet Rules

In an op-ed published in The Globe and Mail, Lee Bragg, executive vice chair of Eastlink, and Frédéric Perron, president and CEO of Cogeco, called out Canada’s ‘Big 3’  telecom incumbents—Rogers, Telus and Bell—for exploiting regulatory loopholes to lower competition and drive up internet costs for Canadians. Bragg and Perron argue that the CRTC’s 'Regulated...