Wireless Changes in Canada: Virgin Price Hike and Public Data Reduction
Canadian wireless carriers have updated their plans, with Virgin increasing prices and Public reducing data options.
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Canadian wireless carriers have updated their plans, with Virgin increasing prices and Public reducing data options.
B.C. is transitioning to a new 911 system with advanced features, including text-to-911 support, and E-Comm is leading the migration process.
Public Mobile lança novo sistema de mensagens para reforçar o suporte ao cliente, substituindo o sistema baseado em comunidade tradicional.
Telus is offering a $40/100GB deal to Public Mobile customers, encouraging them to switch to a Telus plan. The offer includes trade-in credits, savings on phones, and the ability to add loved ones to a family plan.
Public Mobile is offering a limited-time plan with $45 for 125GB at 5G speeds, including unlimited talk and text, in Canada, U.S., and Mexico.
Public Mobile has revised its plans and offers, including a new eSIM option and expanded data plans for Canada, the U.S., and Mexico.
Last month at WWDC, Apple revealed some new features coming to iOS 27, and now the company has finally launched the public beta for the new OS.
Public Mobile is sending bonus data text messages to some subscribers, offering either 10 or 15GB of data, which is a one-time top-up lasting for 12 months.
Public Mobile has updated its plans, but the new offerings are not as appealing as the limited-time deals they replaced, with reduced data and speeds.
GitHub has introduced a unique initiative by offering CD-ROMs of eligible public repositories, providing a physical backup for digital-only systems like the PlayStation 6.
Public Mobile has introduced a Canada Day-exclusive $35/80GB plan with unlimited Canada-wide talk and text, offering a unique international minute-free experience.
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Public Mobile has introduced new data plans with 5G speeds, including options for 35GB and 40GB at $29 and $35 per month, respectively, with additional features for the more expensive plan.
Public Mobile offers free 10GB of data for 24 months, but you need to be on a qualifying plan and use the promo code before June 26.
Toronto Fire Services are warning of a growing danger posed by lithium-ion battery fires, which have caused three separate incidents in the city this week and are continuing to increase in frequency and intensity.
Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree wants controversial Bill C-22 to become law by June 19, ahead of the House of Commons' summer break, despite privacy concerns and amendments being proposed.
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Elian Doran transformed an old Linux-based smartphone into a fast feature phone using Claude Code, demonstrating the potential of Linux in modern mobile devices.
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A Canadian documentary explores the history and legacy of BioWare, a renowned Edmonton-based game developer, set to premiere next year.
Meta hints at news returning to Canadian Facebook and Instagram, amid ongoing trade talks and political shifts.
EV charger operators report delays in municipal approvals are hindering infrastructure development, suggesting a unified process could improve efficiency.
Waymo's autonomous vehicles are operational in Toronto despite safety and job concerns, but resistance persists.
Ford takes aim at GM over data sale issues, announcing a new initiative to protect customer privacy.
Telus and Rogers are at odds over NHL games, with Telus blaming Rogers for changes in broadcasting rights. This article explores the issue and its implications for fans.
No Name Mobile offers extra data for $29 and $34 plans until November 4, with 50GB and 70GB data respectively, including 4G, unlimited calling, and other features.
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MapQuest has introduced a new feature allowing users to see the locations of surveillance cameras, including automated license plate readers, in Canada, sparking debate about privacy and misuse.
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