Connectivity affordability

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In Canada, telecommunications companies are regulated by the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC).

There are connectivity affordability programs available for British Columbians to offset some of the costs associated with gaining access to connectivity.

Connecting Families

Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED) offers the Connecting Families program to help bridge the digital divide for Canadian families and seniors who struggled to afford access to home Internet.

For more information, visit https://ised-isde.canada.ca/site/connecting-families/en.

Rogers Connected for Success

The Rogers Connected for Success program offers high-speed, low-cost internet and TV bundles to eligible individuals in British Columbia. The program offers pricing, packages and speed options to support the needs of individuals and families.

For more information and eligibility requirements, visit https://www.rogers.com/connected-for-success.

Rogers Connected for Success 5G Mobile Plan

The Rogers 5G Mobile 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.

For more information and eligibility requirements, visit https://www.rogers.com/connected-for-success.

Internet for Good

TELUS Internet for Good offers subsidized, high-speed Internet to qualified low-income families and seniors, youth aging out of care and people with disabilities in need.

For more information, visit https://www.telus.com/en/social-impact/connecting-canada/connecting-for-good-programs.