Good Day.
Yes, it appears that way. Unfortunately, The Toronto Star article you mention is not accessible unless of course you have a subscription to The Toronto Star.
There are a number of changes being introduced and coming to Bell.
Bell announced several new initiatives to reach more customers, enhance resiliency and deliver the easy experience customers want:
- Introduction of tiered wireless plans with rates differing based on class of service, content, and handset financing, available now across Canada.
- Launch of Internet services in British Columbia and Alberta in the coming weeks.
- Introduction of Unbreakable Internet in Spring 2026, a unique product proposition that ensures ultra resilient Internet that keeps working during power outages through a combination of wireless backups enabled by Bell Mobility 5G smartphones and the fibre network's passive optical technology.
- Planned elimination of the TV set-top box, as Bell delivers a cutting-edge, full-service experience through apps on devices customers already own.
- Expansion of Bell Streaming bundles in select markets to include Crave with TSN/RDS, alongside existing partnerships with Netflix and Disney+, and by integrating high-value third party services for AI, gaming, and security.
Thank you for your information.
Take care.
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