Ask any Canadian and they’ll likely tell you: yes – we pay more for our mobile service than other countries – particularly for data. But how much more do we actually pay compared to similar countries such as the US and Australia?
Year-after-year, new brands use new sales tricks and legal loopholes to sell rental contracts and cash out by selling to asset management companies for millions of dollars – that are taken from the pockets of unsuspecting homeowners.
A trip report of a 48 km, 3 day canoe trip in Algonquin starting from the Kawawaymog Lake Access Point to North Tea Lake, then Manitou and back.
Enter the referral code 6J7W30 and get a $10 account credit (up to $25 during promos) towards your next phone bill.
The average out-of-pocket dispensing fee in Canada is $10.88 and varies primarily based on provincial drug program fee caps, type of pharmacy and how many other pharmacies are nearby (local competition).
Prime Day is a held annually typically over 2 days in mid-July. The date is usually announced just under a month before the sale begins.
Temu is an online dollar store that sells unbranded products made in China for lower prices than you might find on Amazon and competes with AliExpress and Wish.com.
The following is an in-depth review and analysis of Starlink user experiences written on various online forums and social media websites to summarize how well the service is performing in Canada and who stands to benefit most from it.
A list of all Canadian cell phone providers from the Big Three Rogers, Bell and Telus, their subsidiary brands such as Koodo and Fido as well as regional providers.