Bundle Details and Pricing
Stream+ Basic with PureFibre Internet
- PureFibre 1.5 Gbps Internet: Available for $79 per month with 2-year term, this plan delivers ultra-fast download speeds of up to 1,500 Mbps and upload speeds up to 940 Mbps. Enjoy a monthly savings of $51, which includes a $21/month bundle discount for TELUS Mobility or Koodo customers and a $30/month internet discount.
- Stream+ Basic: Available as an bundle for an additional $13 per month (a 43.48% discount off the regular $23 monthly fee), this service includes access to popular streaming platforms:
- Netflix Standard with ads
- Disney+ Standard with ads
- Amazon Prime Video (which includes ads)
- TELUS Films & Series
By bundling both services, customers can achieve a total monthly savings of $61, making this an attractive option for those seeking high-speed internet coupled with a variety of streaming content.
PureFibre Internet 1.5G with Streaming and Live TV
- PureFibre 1.5 Gbps Internet: Get lightning-fast internet with download speeds up to 1,500 Mbps and upload speeds up to 940 Mbps for just $79/month on a 2-year term. That’s a total savings of $51/month, including:
- $21/month bundle discount for existing TELUS Mobility or Koodo customers
- $30/month internet discount
- Streaming + Live TV: Add streaming and live TV for just $45/month more. This entertainment package includes:
- 38+ core live TV channels
- 1 premium streaming service from a selection of 15 options
- Free 12-month subscription to Amazon Prime, Disney+, or Illico+ (your choice)
Availability and Installation
This exclusive offer is currently available only to residents of Ontario. The PureFibre 1.5 Gbps Internet plan boasts unlimited data usage, ensuring customers can stream, game, and work without worrying about data caps. Additionally, Telus provides free installation (two-year term), facilitating a seamless transition for new subscribers. If you don’t live in Ontario, you can check out TELUS deals in other areas.
Regulatory Context and Market Expansion
The introduction of this bundle aligns with recent regulatory developments. The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) has mandated that major telecom providers, including Telus and Bell, grant competitors access to their fibre networks in Ontario like Greater Toronto and Greater Ottawa. This decision aims to foster competition and provide consumers with more choices. As a result, Telus has expanded its PureFibre Internet services into these provinces, utilizing Bell’s existing infrastructure.
However, this regulatory change has not been without controversy. Bell’s CEO, Mirko Bibic, expressed concerns, stating, “To put it bluntly, we’re not in the business of building fibre for Telus’s benefit, and that’s what the CRTC policy that’s in place right now forces us to do.” This sentiment underscores the competitive tensions arising from shared infrastructure mandates.
Implications for Consumers
For consumers in Ontario, this bundle presents a valuable opportunity to access high-speed internet and a suite of streaming services at a reduced cost. The collaboration between Telus and Koodo signifies a strategic effort to penetrate markets traditionally dominated by other providers, offering residents alternative choices for their telecommunications and entertainment needs.
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