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Rogers’ advertisements have created a misleading impression that the plans they provide allow consumers to use as much data as they want, but in reality, they have data caps, and speeds are ...

The Competition Bureau, in a statement, said Rogers' advertisements created a "false or misleading impression" that its phone plans provided consumers with limitless data. In reality, the bureau ...

One of Canada's largest telecom providers has raised the ire of a federal regulator for allegedly misleading customers about its unlimited data plans. Competition Bureau Canada announced in a Dec. 23 ...

Bell and Rogers are two major players in Canada’s telecom industry, alongside Telus, forming what’s known as the “big three.” ...

Canada’s competition watchdog is taking legal action against Rogers Communications Inc. for what it calls “misleading” representations of its unlimited data plans, alleging that the company ...

Canada’s Competition Bureau is taking legal action against Rogers Communications (RCI), alleging they are falsely advertising their Infinite wireless phone plans as offering unlimited data.

The Competition Bureau is taking legal action against Rogers Communications Inc., alleging they are falsely advertising their Infinite wireless phone plans as offering unlimited data. The Bureau ...

GATINEAU, Que. — The Competition Bureau says it’s suing Rogers Communications Inc. over the company’s allegedly false claim that it offers unlimited data in its “Infinite” wireless phone plans. The ...

Sure, the prices are pretty attractive for the Canadian market, but Bells smartphone plans for Q4 are way better. What’s that? Oh, you can tether with all Rogers data plans? Big deal because ...

The Competition Bureau says it’s suing Rogers Communications Inc. over the company’s allegedly false claim that it offers unlimited data in its “Infinite” wireless phone plans. The bureau ...