eSIM Canada: Everything You Need to Know
eSIM technology, or embedded SIM card, has truly changed the way we manage our mobile services. In Canada, more and more people are turning to this innovation, drawn by its many advantages, especially when it comes to mobile plans. This guide will provide you with all the essential information about eSIM and its impact on […]
Telecom fees, locked phones and Internet cancellations: a month of CRTC developments
Switching providers should help you save money without adding a pile of paperwork. Extra charges, locked devices and cancellation problems can still make leaving complicated. From mid-August through early September, three CRTC files covered by PlanHub moved forward. Here is what they mean for consumers. Phone locking: a temporary two-business-day allowance Since August 14, carriers […]
Buying a Refurbished Phone Is One of the Greenest Tech Choices You Can Make
If you want to make your next smartphone purchase more environmentally friendly, buying refurbished may be one of the easiest changes you can make. The reason is surprisingly simple: most of a smartphone’s environmental footprint is created before you even turn it on. Mining materials, manufacturing chips and batteries, producing displays, assembling the device and […]
Foldable Phones in 2026: Apple, Samsung, Google Pixel and Other Models to Watch
Foldable phones are no longer futuristic prototypes displayed behind glass. In 2026, nearly every major smartphone manufacturer either offers a foldable device or is preparing to enter the category. Samsung is expected to introduce its next Galaxy Z generation in July, Google is preparing the Pixel 11 launch for August, and Apple could finally unveil […]
Telus vs Bell
Telus, Bell, and Rogers have dominated telecommunications in Canada for years, attracting millions of customers with their experience, pricing, and coverage. While similar, each provider has its own specifics. This article compares Telus and Bell, focusing on their mobile plans. For other comparisons, check out our Bell vs Rogers article, or the upcoming one on […]
CRTC lowers wholesale rates by 10% and launches a consultation on telecom competition in Canada.
The CRTC is wiping the slate clean on the wholesale price increases imposed in 2022 and acknowledging its mistakes. Is this decision too late? This is a real thunderclap that could shake up Canadian Internet service providers. While the CRTC had proceeded to an increase in wholesale rates in 2022, i.e. the price charged by […]
Connecting families: How to get a very cheap internet plan
In 2018, the federal government proposed a program to make internet access more affordable for low-income families. This initiative in the name of Connecting Families has just been changed. The new offer is a package with a minimum speed of 50 Mbps at a monthly cost of $20. The plans will have a maximum usage […]
Six months of free mobile service for Ukrainian Newcomers
Not only has Videotron suspended charges for all international mobile and residential calls from Canada to Ukraine but the Canadian telecom provider is also stepping forward to show support towards the Ukrainian community by offering six months of free mobile service starting May 9th. The two measures will be in effect until July 31, 2022. […]
Canada Complaint Guide: How to Properly Make a Complaint About Your Provider
Knowing how and when to complain can save you a huge headache. No matter what kind of service you use, you’re bound to run into a problem or issue. In the telecom world, it’s very common to experience difficulties. These can interfere with your ability to communicate, and quickly become frustrating. However, there’s no need […]