Rogers Lights Up 4G Service in Surrounding Toronto and Vancouver Areas

by Jack Holt
tagged 4G, 4G LTE, canada, LTE, Rogers

Do you live in Canada? Are you waiting on 4G LTE service in your area? Then you may be in luck as Rogers has announced today that their LTE service is now live in more cities surrounding both Toronto and Vancouver. According to Rogers, their LTE network should cover 30% of the Canadian population by the end of this year. The cities surrounding Toronto include:

Mississagua
Brampton
Vaughan
Richmond Hill
Markham

And around Vancouver:

West Vancouver
North Vancouver
Port Coquitlam
Delta
Langley
Surey
Maple Ridge

So there you have it, those of you in these areas should have access to the 4G service. If you are eligible for an upgrade or have a 4G phone and are in this area I recommend going out and getting a 4G phone and playing with this new service. For those of you in this area, are you seeing 4G signals yet?

[via Rogers' Redboard by Android Central]

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Comments

Simon Cohen

4G and LTE aren’t the same thing. I wish they were. But the ITU in its infinite wisdom decided that LTE, WiMax and HSPA+ are all 4G technologies. So technically, most places in Canada are already 4G. We should start calling out LTE as its own network technology and drop the whole 4G label completely.
Simon Cohen

4G and LTE aren’t the same thing. I wish they were. But the ITU in its infinite wisdom decided that LTE, WiMax and HSPA+ are all 4G technologies. So technically, most places in Canada are already 4G. We should start calling out LTE as its own network technology and drop the whole 4G label completely.