Staying connected to the internet has always been challenging! Conveniently turn your smartphone or dedicated device into a mobile hotspot, sharing its cellular data with others nearby. Those nearby can now surf the web wirelessly – wherever they may be.
What Is a Wifi Hotspot?
A hotspot is where people can access the Internet via a wireless local area network (WLAN) with a device (e.g. router or a mobile phone ) connected to an Internet service provider. Most call these locations “Wi-Fi Hotspots”
Who offer WiFi Hotspots in Canada?
Telus
Telus has installed approximately 20,000 Telus Wi-Fi hotspots in Alberta and British Columbia, offering this service free of charge to both Telus customers and non-customers.
Telus – Mobile Internet 5GB
- No Contract
- Mobile
- Residential
5 GB
Monthly Usage
N/A
Download
N/A
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$60.00
Telus – Mobile Internet 20GB
- No Contract
- Mobile
- Residential
20 GB
Monthly Usage
N/A
Download
N/A
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$90.00
Telus – Mobile Internet 50GB
- No Contract
- Mobile
- Residential
50 GB
Monthly Usage
N/A
Download
N/A
Upload
$135.00
Bell
Bell no longer provides standalone public WiFi hotspot services. Instead, the company primarily offers mobile internet plans utilizing LTE or 5G networks
Bell $60 Mobile Internet
- No Contract
- Mobile
- Residential
5 GB
Monthly Usage
N/A
Download
N/A
Upload
$60.00
Bell $110 Mobile Internet
- No Contract
- Mobile
- Residential
10 GB
Monthly Usage
N/A
Download
N/A
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$110.00
Bell $60 Freedom plan plus
- No Contract
- Mobile
- Residential
5 GB
Monthly Usage
N/A
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N/A
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$60.00
Rogers WiFi Hotspots
Rogers offers WiFi hotspots for both its customers and non-customers. These hotspots are mainly available in British Columbia and Alberta, although you may still come across some Rogers WiFi hotspots in Manitoba and Ontario.
Rogers 5G Home Internet
- No Contract
- Mobile
- Residential
Free Nokia FastMile 5G
Risk free, try for 30 days
Risk free, try for 30 days
500 GB
Monthly Usage
100 Mbps
Download
10 Mbps
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