Every week we bring you the latest in Canadian mobile news. Listed below is a quick overview of the top stories from the past seven days.
- Moto Z2 Play is now available at Canadian carriers [Read here]
- Here’s why the SNES Classic might not be available for pre-order yet [Read here]
- 32GB iPhone 6 now available in Canada via Bell, Virgin Mobile and Koodo [Read here]
- Rogers increases data overage rate by $20 per gigabyte [Read here]
- Vidéotron says it was ‘forced to put an end’ to Unlimited Music, will give customers free data [Read here]
- McDonald’s teams up with UberEATS to launch McDelivery service in Canada [Read here]
- Canada’s Competition Bureau calls on ticket vendors to be more upfront about prices [Read here]
- TNW Wireless calls on CRTC to compel Bell and Telus to provide wholesale roaming agreements [Read here]
- Toronto-themed sticker pack lets you text a photo of a racoon beside a garbage can [Read here]
- Sony Xperia XA1 Ultra is now available in Canada [Read here]
- Quebecor purchases back shares of its media subsidiary after selling off spectrum [Read here]
- The rise and fall of Pokémon Go [Read here]
- Telus Device Care program to increase from $7 to $9 per month, enters Manitoba market [Read here]
- Some Rogers Pixels can’t install July security update, Google says it’s working on a fix [Read here]
- Rogers changes Share plan offerings, reduces price of 10GB Premium+ Tab plan [Read here
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