Competition Tribunal orders Rogers to pay $15-million penalty over Infinite-plan marketing

The Competition Tribunal has ordered Rogers Communications to pay a $15-million administrative monetary penalty in a deceptive-marketing case involving its Infinite wireless plans.

The Competition Bureau said the tribunal ruled in its favour and also ordered Rogers to publish a corrective notice and pay the Bureau’s costs.

The Bureau’s case concerned claims that the plans offered “unlimited” data even though download speeds were significantly reduced after a customer used a set amount of data.

The tribunal’s full reasons are expected within 10 business days. Those reasons may provide further detail about the findings and the corrective notice.

Sources: Competition Bureau statement, published October 28, 2026; Competition Tribunal order, dated October 28, 2026.

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