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Rogers 'Connected for Success' Offers Affordable 5G Wireless Service and a No-Cost 5G Smartphone to Over 2.5 Million Canadians

Rogers 'Connected for Success' Offers Affordable 5G Wireless Service and a No-Cost 5G Smartphone to Over 2.5 Million Canadians Image Credit: Rogers

Rogers Communications yesterday announced the launch of a new program to make 5G wireless services more accessible to eligible low-income Canadians. The new Connected for Success 5G Mobile Plan with a no-cost 5G smartphone gives over 2.5 million Canadians a more affordable way to connect to 5G wireless services.

The announcement builds on Rogers commitment to bring affordable 5G services to all Canadians. In May, the company reduced the price per gigabyte of data on its most popular 5G plan by 50% and lowered its 5G entry price by 35% to $55 when bundled with residential services. It also provided all Rogers 4G wireless customers with access to the 5G network at no extra charge.

Since Rogers dropped the price of its 5G mobile plans in May 2023, wireless prices in Canada declined 12% according to Statistics Canada’s latest Consumer Price Index. The report measures changes in the cost of goods and services.

The company is also offering Canadians more affordable ways to buy a new phone and get more value for the money they spend. Customers can buy a new phone with any Rogers credit card and lower their monthly payments by up to 50% with 48-month device financing, 0% interest, and no term mobile contract. Rogers customers with the Rogers red credit card also get up to 2.6% unlimited cash back on all purchases.

The new $25 5G plan offers 3GB of 5G data with no overage charges and a no-cost Samsung Galaxy A14 or Motorola G 5G with financing when you keep your phone for a 24-month term. Eligible recipients include:

  • People who receive provincial income support or disability benefits
  • Seniors receiving the federal Guaranteed Income Supplement
  • Rent-geared-to-income tenants of a non-profit housing partner organization
  • Recipients of the federal Resettlement Assistance Program (RAP)
  • Families receiving the Maximum Canada Child Benefit through Connecting Families

In July, Rogers expanded its Connected for Success high-speed internet program to Western Canada and Northern Ontario. For more information about Connected for Success high-speed, low-cost Ignite Internet, TV bundles and 5G Mobile services, including eligibility criteria or how to apply, please visit connectedforsuccess.ca.

Phil Hartling, President, Wireless

We’re deeply committed to making 5G technology more affordable and accessible for all Canadians. Today’s announcement builds on a number of investments we have made to help connect all Canadians across the country.

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