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Telus tweaks plans, bumping up one price and adding more data [Update]

Telus had listed the plans as ending on January 29th, but they remained unchanged until now

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Update 31/01/2024 at 8:55am ET: After publishing this story, Telus made a small tweak to its plans, removing the $100/mo and $105/mo 100GB plans in favour of one $110/mo plan. The new plan includes 150GB of 5G+ data (capped at 2Gbps speeds) plus unlimited usage at speeds reduced to 512Kbps beyond the data allotment. Additionally, the plan includes Canada, U.S. and Mexico usage.

Telus also increased the amount of data included with its $90/mo plan from 75GB to 100GB, but the plan otherwise remains the same. The carrier also still has a $5/mo bill credit for two years if customers bring their own phone or “shop phones.”

The original story continues below.


Telus has ended its post-Boxing Week sale with… the same plan options.

All that seems to have changed is a banner advertising an end date of January 29th has been removed.

It seems Telus’ “offers” weren’t really that, as Canadians can still access the exact same plans as before.

As a reminder, here’s what those options are:

  • $90/month 75GB 5G+. Speeds up to 2Gbps with unlimited talk and international text.
  • $100/month 100GB 5G+. Speeds up to 2Gbps with use in Canada and the U.S.
  • $105/month 100GB 5G+. Speeds up to 2Gbps with use in Canada, U.S., and Mexico.
  • $80/month 50GB 5G. Speeds up to 250Mbps with unlimited Canada-wide talk and text (BYOP only).

Customers can also access a $65/month 25GB 5G plan. This option was available with the others but didn’t have a banner labelling it as an offer.  The plan comes with speeds up to 250Mbps and unlimited Canada-wide talk and text. Customers are required to bring their own phone.

Rogers also advertised a January 29th end date on its plans and, unlike Telus, has replaced the sale options with new ones.

More information on Telus’ plans is available on the provider’s website.

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