Our Morningstar Uncertainty Rating for Rogers is Low. Although competition remains rampant in Canada’s telecom market, the risks for a developed and leading telecom service provider are low.

Rogers tops $20 billion in annual revenue in 2024 as more Canadians choose Rogers Wireless and Internet than any other carrier in Canada Led all Canadian carriers with combined mobile phone and ...

Another 20% dip came between April and October 2023 as BCE entered into a price war with Telus Corporation to poach Shaw Communications customers ... pour in billions of dollars and build a dense ...

BCE’s heavy investment in its new fiber network over the last several years has propelled the company to leadership in high-speed internet services in its core territory in eastern Canada. The firm is ...

Access to high-speed fiber-optic internet has become a game-changer for rural areas, bridging the digital divide and opening up incredible new opportunities for economic growth and job creation. As ...

Instead, BCE surprised everyone by opting to expand into the U.S. by investing $7-billion in Ziply Fiber. The rationale ... are all recommendations of my Internet Wealth Builder newsletter.

Rogers’ recent experience demonstrates that selling infrastructure doesn’t change the way investors view the company’s ...

The 2022 acquisition of Shaw Cable by Rogers forced the sale ... through the current Ziply label, deliver fiber internet services to 1.3 million residential and business customers across four ...

Telus's 8% dividend is expected to be safe in 2025 and 2026 due to improving free cash flow and lower capital expenditures.