![A Loblaws deal with Rogers, Bell and Freedom in Manitoba [May 18-24]](https://i2.wp.com/cdn.mobilesyrup.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/header-quebecor2-shutterstock-scaled.jpg?w=860&resize=860,0&ssl=1 "A Loblaws deal with Rogers, Bell and Freedom in Manitoba [May 18-24]")
It was a fairly quiet week for Canadian telecom, but there was still some notable news. Here’s what you need to know:
Pricing and deals
Koodo increased its $44/mo plan to 50GB of data.
Freedom Mobile expanded to Manitoba with a 50% discount on one plan as an introductory offer.
Infrastructure
Telus announced plans to invest $24 billion to improve its network in Ontario.
A report on broadband experience said Rogers led overall, but Bell was best in fibre.
Quebecor’s CEO called on the federal government to intervene in a deal between Loblaws and Glentel, owned by Rogers and Bell, that would see Freedom ousted from the grocery chain’s The Mobile Shop.
You can find last week’s roundup here.
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