Rogers is the biggest Canadian wireless service provider. Rogers also owns Fido, which acts as their prepaid brand. In addition to the usual spread of wireline and internet services, Rogers also owns several media brands, such as Sportsnet. Alongside Bell, Rogers also has a partial stake in Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment, which owns many Canadian sports teams. Rogers was founded in 1967 and was one of the first cable operators in Canada. AT&T owned 34% of Rogers until 2004. Their current CEO is Guy Lawrence, the former CEO of Vodafone UK.
Latest about Rogers
Rogers rolls out support for iMessage Business Chat
Carrier Rogers now supports Apple's iMessage Business Chat for the first time, although it doesn't appear to have actually told anyone about the move.
Rogers offering six months free Apple Music with select Infinite plans
Canadian carrier Rogers has today announced it will start offering six months free Apple Music with select Infinite plans.
Rogers vs. Bell vs. TELUS: Which Canadian iPad Air or Retina iPad mini carrier should you get?
How to buy the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus in Canada
If you're a Canadian and in the market for a new iPhone 6s or iPhone 6s plus, this guide will comprehensively cover your shopping options across Rogers, Bell, TELUS, and others.
Rogers, Bell, TELUS, Virgin Mobile, and Koodo unveil new voice and data plans just in time for the iPhone 5 release
Which Canadian carrier should you get: Rogers, Bell, or Telus?
Rogers, Bell, TELUS, Fido, Virgin, Koodo and more — how to pick the perfect Canadian iPhone carrier for you!
Rogers, BCE reportedly in talks with Apple Inc. to become Canadian launch partners for Apple iTV
Canadian carriers are preparing for 5G, but don't get too excited yet
5G service is still at least three years away, and Canadian carriers are already testing the service. But don't get too excited yet.
