It’s being called phone-bill populism, and it could be a make-or-break issue for the parties as they head toward the Oct. 21 vote. Continue reading →

The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) said Friday that the recent trend to offer 36-month smartphone financing may violate the two-year limit on contracts set out in the code. Continue reading →

Rogers said late Sunday night that its network teams were working to resolve the issue as quickly as possible, however, it didn’t say when it expected the problem to be fixed. Continue reading →

The website does not include an estimated time of repair, but says the company is “working diligently to restore services as soon as possible.”  Continue reading →

Bell and Rogers are offering wireless data plans that don’t charge overage fees once the monthly cap has been exceeded — while Telus is taking a different approach. Continue reading →

The federal minister responsible for telecommunications said Wednesday that the Liberal government is very aware that there’s a tension between the needs of consumers and Canadian wireless carriers. Continue reading →

New, lower-cost data-only plans proposed by Bell, Rogers and Telus fall short, consumer advocates and industry researchers say. Continue reading →

The Big Binge Bonus promotion offering 100 gigabytes of extra data is Freedom’s latest tactic for distinguishing itself from Canada’s national wireless carriers owned by Rogers, Bell and Telus. Continue reading →