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1. www.whistleout.ca › CellPhones › GuidesU.S. Roaming Guide for Canadian Travelers and Snowbirds

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   Nov 9, 2018 · Koodo U.S. roaming plans. Pay-as-you-go: Koodo customers who choose to use their existing cell phone in the U.S. without a daily Easy Roam plan will pay $1.60/minute, $10 for 100 outgoing texts, and a steep $10/50MB. Daily plans: For $14/day, you can use your existing Koodo phone and plan while traveling throughout the United States on Easy Roam.

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2. wirelesswizard.ca › blog › guide-for-canadianGuide for Canadian Travellers Roaming To The US

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   Aug 26, 2024 · Option 3: Canada-US Plans. Some Canadians are often in the US frequently—and for up to six months at a time. In that case, a much better option for roaming can be to add a Canada-US plan. Most of the big Canadian network providers, including Bell, Rogers, and TELUS, offer plans that allow Canadians to access their home networks in both Canada ...

3. www.canadatousa.com › cell-phone-plans-forCell Phone Plans for Canadians Traveling to the United States

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   Sep 4, 2024 · Telus Travel Plans. Telus Easy Roam: Cost: $12/day in the U.S. Data: Uses your existing data plan from Canada. Calls & Texts: Unlimited calls and texts to Canadian and U.S. numbers. Duration: Charges only on the days you use your phone in the U.S. Pros: Simple daily fee. No need to change your phone number.

4. www.cellphones.ca › cell-plans › pThe Best Roaming Options for Canadians Travelling to the U.S.

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   Nov 12, 2024 · Freedom Mobile. 1GB Freedom Nationwide + U.S.: $20/30 days - 1GB of LTE data to use on Freedom Nationwide or while roaming in the U.S. Big Gig Roam Extra, U.S.: $7/day - Get 150MB to 3GB of data (depending on time paid for) plus unlimited local/back to Canada calling and global texting while roaming in the U.S.

5. travel.gc.ca › travelling › health-safetyUsing cellphones, mobile devices and computers abroad ...

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   Using data plans outside Canada. If you’re travelling outside Canada with a cellphone, mobile device or computer, you may be charged international data roaming fees if you connect to a wireless network. The data used by your device in another country could result in large bills from your service provider. Your devices may intermittently use ...

6. www.koodomobile.com › help › traveling-with-yourTravelling with your Canada-US rate plan | Koodo Mobile

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   Canada-wide plans; Postpaid province-wide calling ... Managing internet service; Troubleshooting; Wi-Fi & Internet; ... Not really. Need more help? Visit the Koodo ...

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   What networks are available in Canada?

   • Most of the big Canadian network providers, including Bell, Rogers, and TELUS, offer plans that allow Canadians to access their home networks in both Canada and the US. These plans don’t offer any additional data or minutes; they simply allow you to use the plan that you currently have while you are down south.

   Guide for Canadian Travellers Roaming To The US

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   Will everyone in Canada have access to high speed internet?

   • In 2016, the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) declared the internet a basic service that everyone should have access to — the same as water and power. However, three years later, the federal government announced that only by 2030 will every single person in Canada have access to high speed internet, Tribe said.

   'Internet is the only lifeline they have': Canada needs to confront

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   Can I use my phone anywhere in Canada?

   • However, these days, most carriers in Canada have roaming agreements that allow you to use your phone just about anywhere in Canada without worry. Freedom Mobile is one of the only carriers left where you might need to track your usage closely, but they also offer plans with looser roaming restrictions if you prefer.

   The Best Roaming Options for Canadians Travelling to the U.S

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   Should I get a Canada-US roaming plan?

   • Some Canadians are often in the US frequently—and for up to six months at a time. In that case, a much better option for roaming can be to add a Canada-US plan. Most of the big Canadian network providers, including Bell, Rogers, and TELUS, offer plans that allow Canadians to access their home networks in both Canada and the US.

   Guide for Canadian Travellers Roaming To The US

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   Is a Canadian cell phone plan a good plan?

   • All things considered, this is a decent plan, especially if you plan to connect to Wi-Fi while in the US, which can help you preserve precious high-speed data. Generally speaking, purchasing a daily roaming add-on is probably the easiest way to access your Canadian cell phone plan while you are in the US.

   Guide for Canadian Travellers Roaming To The US

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   Do Canadians travel to the United States?

   • Many Canadians visit the United States as cross-border shoppers, weekend tourists, snowbirds, or travelling for business. Before going, make sure you know how your existing cell phone plan works when you cross the border, how to avoid excessive roaming charges, and your rights as a Canadian cell phone citizen.

   U.S. Roaming Guide for Canadian Travelers and Snowbirds

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8. www.cbc.ca › radio › spark'Internet is the only lifeline they have': Canada needs to ...

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   Mar 27, 2020 · ACORN Canada's Ottawa office said its has received a handful of internet-related calls concerning affordability and where people could get access to cheaper services since the start of the pandemic.