Cellphone Bills
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Wireless prices are going down, telecom CEOs insist to MPsThe CEOs of Rogers, Telus and Bell appeared virtually before a Parliamentary committee studying wireless costs in Canada on Monday where they defended their pricing decisions.ConsumerMar 18
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Calgary woman battles cellphone giant over late father’s billA Calgary woman says her late father was charged twice for the same phone number by wireless giant Telus and she had to battle to get the charges reversed.ConsumerOct 14, 2021
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‘I thought it was some sick joke’: Toronto health-care worker hit with $10K cellphone billSue Ellen Parrott said she depends on her mobile phone to communicate with her family.ConsumerMay 29, 2020
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B.C. government appoints MLA to work with Ottawa on reducing cellphone billsThe B.C. government has found a vast majority of people don't find cellphone contracts easy to understand.PoliticsNov 19, 2019
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Liberals will pledge wireless cost cuts in federal campaign: sourcesOne option being studied is a cap on bills, the sources said.CanadaAug 27, 2019
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British Columbia asking for public’s thoughts on cellphone billsThe province kicked off consultation on Wednesday asking for the public's input on cellphone bills.ConsumerMay 29, 2019
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CRTC denies appeal to force big telcos to give access to their wireless networksCanada's broadcast regulator has denied an appeal by small Internet providers to require major telecommunications companies to provide access to their wireless networks.CanadaFeb 19, 2016
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Big wireless carriers add ‘surcharge’ to rate plans as loonie dropsCountry's big wireless providers cite 'weakened dollar' for price hikes to customer rate plans. Consumer advocates pan reasoning as a 'convenient excuse.'CanadaJan 19, 2016
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AHS employees’ $10,000 cellphone bills prompt new mobile device policyIf you think your cellphone bill is high, compare it to one AHS director who reached $12,153 in a month.CanadaFeb 13, 2015
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Montreal startup creates first-ever virtual smartphone for Android usersA Montreal-based tech startup aims to free users from the confines of their smartphones by creating the first ever virtual smartphone platform for Android users.CanadaDec 19, 2013
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