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The #BellLetsTalk 2016 campaign has started today.

Bell has quietly added Wi-Fi Calling support for iPhone 5s users.

Rogers, TELUS and Bell are all raising their cellular plan prices across Canada starting at $5 per month--blamed on the exchange rate (except in Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Quebec, where regional carriers offer real competition; and exchange rates 'magically' don't apply). According to Internet advocates OpenMedia, the Big 3 are able to jack up prices "because they can", especially when...

Bell Let's Talk, in association with the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH), has announced a new, interactive mental health portal online that connects health and community service providers to the latest clinical resources and information about treating mental illness. In addition, a new Psychiatry in Primary Care app for iOS has been launched...

The Big 3 explain why prices have gone up recently.

Media companies from around the world are said to be collaborating in efforts to fight Netflix.

Bell announced that Fibe TV customers can now purchase the company’s new 4K Whole Home PVR.

CraveTV has launched by Bell, at the cost of $7.99 per month.

Rogers has announced that it will raise the prices on a few of its Share Everything plans by $5 per month starting on January 12.

The cost of being a Bell customer is set to increase starting tomorrow.

Bell has the fastest wireless network in Canada, says OpenSignal.

Bell Fibe TV users can now search for live channels within Spotlight search in iOS 9