Four carriers have Black Friday sales running, but no carrier has cut a plan price for everyone yet. As of November 12, 2026, Rogers and Fido have joined Fizz and Videotron. Rogers has a $0/month Google Pixel 11 Pro and Galaxy S26 on 24-month financing, and Fido has a $0-down Pixel 11 and a $10/month pre-owned iPhone 16. Fizz is handing out a series of gifts to members, including $100 off a new iPhone and 60GB of free data in December. Videotron’s “Black Frivember” sale in Quebec has a $0/month Google Pixel 11, cheaper internet for new customers, and a $35 100GB plan for its Internet customers with two or more lines. Plan prices at all four are their regular prices. The other six carriers we track have no offer live, though two targeted Freedom Mobile offers have been reported (see rumoured offers). Black Friday is Friday, November 27, and Cyber Monday is November 30. This page updates through the sale, and every deal listed here will be verified and dated.
Where each carrier stands
Member gifts until December 8. Plan prices are regular.
Each gift goes to members with an active plan by 11:59 p.m. PT on its date, and lands within five business days. Plans stay at 50GB for $33 and 100GB for $35 (Ontario). The Galaxy S26, S26 Ultra and Pixel 11 on its sale page come with 20% off your plan for 24 months. The November 10 gifts ($200 off the Galaxy S26 series, 20% off at Omy) have closed, and its $150-off refurbished phones are no longer on the sale page as of Nov 12.
View all Fizz deals"Black Frivember" phone and internet sale. Plan prices are regular, except a 100GB bundle deal for Internet customers.
Quebec
A countdown on its sale page suggests this round ends around November 17. It also lists Internet, TV and illico+ together from $86/mo. Its $1/mo moto g (2026) deal ended by November 11. The "no activation fee" and price lock in its ads are not new: the CRTC banned activation fees on June 12, and the lock is standard on its plans.
View all Videotron dealsBlack Friday phone sale. Plan prices are regular.
A $40 device setup charge may apply to each phone. Its "add a line for $40/mo" offer needs a fourth line on an Essentials plan with your own phone. Customers who sign in may see other offers.
View all Rogers dealsBlack Friday phone deals. Plan prices are regular.
The "$0 down" phones still have a monthly payment. Fido badges "60GB for $50/mo" as a Black Friday deal, but that has been its regular price since July.
View all Fido deals✓ Every status verified November 12, 2026. A deal is marked live only once we have confirmed it.
Rumoured and targeted offers
These have been reported but not confirmed by the carrier, and none is open to everyone. We list them so you know what to ask for, not as verified deals.
- Freedom Mobile, 125GB for $30/month (rumoured, existing customers). A November 6 news report said that Freedom is texting some customers this as an add-a-line, bring-your-own-phone plan, reportedly until November 19. The $30 depends on a $15/month credit plus the auto-pay discount, off a $45 regular price. Freedom’s own offer terms describe a $15/month credit on a third or later line that brings its 125GB plan to $30, which needs at least two other lines on the account. Freedom has not presented either as a Black Friday deal. The catch: it only helps if you are adding a line, not switching your main plan.
- Freedom Mobile, 200GB for $30/month (rumoured, former customers). An October 30 news report described a win-back offer for former customers, from a screenshot posted on Reddit: 200GB of Canada-U.S.-Mexico data for $30/month after the digital discount (regular $40). Freedom has not confirmed it, and it is not on Freedom’s site. If you left Freedom, it is worth asking for. Otherwise it does not apply to you.
What this tracker is
- A dated log. Each check is added to the update history with its date, and older entries stay, so you can see how an offer changed.
- Verified deals only. A deal is listed as confirmed only once we have verified it with the carrier or internet provider. Anything else is labelled as rumoured, or left out.
- Checked against the regular price. Every deal is compared with what the same plan cost before the sale, using our own price history. A discount off a price that was raised a month earlier is not much of a discount.
The prices to beat
Until the deals land, the useful thing to know is what plans cost today. That is the number a “deal” has to beat. These are the regular prices for the plans most likely to be discounted, verified November 8, 2026.
| Plan | Regular price | Price log | A deal must be | Black Friday |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Budget brands | ||||
| Public Mobile 50GBTelus network | $35/mo | Steady since July | Under $35 | No deal yet |
| Freedom Mobile 70GB (Ontario and BC)Freedom network | $40/mo | Steady since July | Under $40 | No deal yet |
| Koodo 60GBTelus network | $50/mo | Steady since July | Near $35 | No deal yet |
| Fido 60GBRogers network | $50/mo | Steady since July | Near $35 | No deal yet |
| Virgin Plus 60GBBell network | $55/mo | Steady since July | Near $35 | No deal yet |
| Big Three | ||||
| Bell 60GBBell network | $70/mo | ▲ $5 since September | Under $65 | No deal yet |
| Rogers 60GBRogers network | $70/mo | ▲ $5 since September | Under $65 | No deal yet |
| Telus 60GBTelus network | $70/mo | ▲ $5 since September | Under $65 | No deal yet |
The detail worth remembering: Bell, Rogers and Telus each added $5 to their 60GB plans between late September and October 10. If one of them advertises “$5 off” in November, that plan is back to its September price, not below it. A real Big Three deal this year starts under $65.
For the budget brands, the bar is simple. Public Mobile already sells 50GB for $35 with no sale at all, so a Black Friday plan from Koodo, Fido or Virgin Plus has to get close to that to be worth switching for.
The cheapest plans right now
This table is live. It shows the cheapest plans we track with 50GB or more, at the current tracked price, so during the sale it will show deal prices as we verify them.
| Carrier | Data | Network | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fizzon Freedom | 50 GB | Freedom 5G | $33/mo |
| no name mobileon Bell | 60 GB | Bell 4G | $34/mo |
| PC Mobileon Bell | 55 GB | Bell 5G | $34/moAuto-pay required |
| Public Mobileon Telus | 50 GB | Telus 5G | $35/mo |
| Fizzon Freedom | 100 GB | Freedom 5G | $35/mo |
| SpeakOut Wirelesson Rogers | 75 GB | Rogers 4G | $39/mo |
| Public Mobileon Telus | 70 GB | Telus 5G (Can-US-Mex) | $40/mo |
| Freedom Mobileon Freedom | 70 GB | Freedom 5G (Can-US-Mex) | $40/moConditions apply |
How to get ready
- Know your number. Look at your last bill and write down what you pay and how much data you actually use. Our data calculator and overpayment analyzer do this in a couple of minutes.
- Check whether you are free to leave. If you are still paying off a phone, find out the remaining balance. Since June 12, 2026, CRTC rules have banned activation fees, and cancellation fees on plans with no subsidized phone. Our fee ban explainer has the details.
- Decide what you need before the ads start. Pick your data amount and whether you need a new phone. Sale-week ads are built to sell you more than you came for.
- Read the length of the discount. Some sale prices are a credit for a set number of months, after which the price rises. The price that matters is the total over two years.
- Have a retention call ready. A verified competitor price is the best thing to bring to your current carrier. Our guide to lowering your phone bill has the script.
Should you wait or switch now?
Wait, if your current plan is roughly in line with the table above. November is the month Canadian carriers compete hardest on price, and Black Friday is about two weeks away.
Switch now if you are overpaying by a wide margin on an old plan. Moving from a $70 plan to a $35 one saves about $20 before Black Friday, which is more than a sale is likely to add on top. Plans from Public Mobile and other prepaid brands have no contract, so you can still move again in November.
Our Black Friday 2026 predictions go through which brands are likely to discount, which are not, and what to do in each situation. For how last year’s sale went, see our 2025 recap.
Internet deals
The first Black Friday 2026 internet offers are from Videotron, in Quebec only. Its sale page lists internet from $68/month (down from $86) and its Internet GIGA plan (1 Gbps down, 50 Mbps up) at $80/month, which is the $86 price with a $6/month discount for as long as you keep it. Both are for new customers only, so current Videotron Internet or TV customers cannot get them. Videotron does not give the speed or conditions for the $68 offer, so check the details before signing up. Videotron’s 100 Mbps and 500 Mbps plans, which we do track, are unchanged at $71 and $81 before its new-customer discount.
Rogers and Fido are each giving a $50 bill credit on internet ordered online. Their monthly internet prices are not discounted: Rogers lists internet from $75/month and Fido from $70/month when paired with mobile, both with Auto-Pay.
Internet providers price by address, so as more deals appear we will note where each one applies. The current tracked prices are on our internet plans page.
Update history
What changed at each check. The current offers are in Where each carrier stands.
6 dated updatesLatest: November 12, 2026
Rogers and Fido start Black Friday sales.
Rogers turned its sign-up page into a sale: a $0/month Google Pixel 11 Pro and Galaxy S26 on 24-month financing with the phone returned, a $0/month TCL tablet when you finance a phone, and a $100 credit for each line you add with a new phone. Fido has a $0-down Pixel 11 and Galaxy S26 FE, a $10/month pre-owned iPhone 16, and $5/month off added lines. Both give a $50 credit on internet ordered online. Fido's "60GB for $50" banner is its regular price. Fizz's refurbished phones are off its sale page. Freedom's page now says "Black Friday 2026 is coming." No plan price cut open to everyone yet. Regular prices unchanged.
Videotron adds a $0 Pixel 11 and a $35 100GB bundle deal.
Videotron added the Google Pixel 11 at $0/month on a 24-month agreement, a Canada-US 100GB plan at $35/month for Internet customers with two or more lines, and a $80/month gigabit internet price for new customers. Its $1/month moto g deal is gone. Fizz's November 10 gifts have closed. Telus swapped its "coming soon" page for a sign-up page. No plan price cut open to everyone yet. Regular prices unchanged.
Rogers and Freedom add sign-ups; Freedom offers reported, not confirmed.
Rogers put up a Black Friday sign-up page, and Freedom Mobile brought its sign-up page back. Neither lists an offer. Two targeted Freedom offers have been reported in the press but not confirmed by Freedom, so we list them as rumoured. Bell, Telus and Koodo are still "coming soon". No plan price cuts anywhere. Regular prices unchanged.
Two sales live, no plan price cuts.
Videotron started its "Black Frivember" phone and internet sale in Quebec. Fizz began its gift calendar on November 4, and its 40GB gift from November 3 has closed. Koodo added a "coming soon" page, Public Mobile an email sign-up, and Freedom took its teaser page down. Regular prices unchanged.
One data gift, no plan prices.
Fizz announced 40GB of free data for members on November 3, and said its sale would start November 4. Bell, Telus, Freedom Mobile and Videotron put up "coming soon" pages. Regular prices unchanged.
No deals yet.
None of the ten carriers we track had a Black Friday offer. Bell, Rogers and Telus raised their 60GB plans from $65 to $70 ahead of the sale season.
FAQ
When is Black Friday 2026 in Canada? Friday, November 27, 2026. Cyber Monday is November 30.
Are there any Black Friday phone deals yet? Yes, at four carriers. As of November 12, 2026, Rogers has a $0/month Google Pixel 11 Pro and Galaxy S26 on 24-month financing with the phone returned at the end, and Fido has a $0-down Pixel 11 with a free case and a $10/month pre-owned iPhone 16. Fizz is giving members a series of gifts through December 8, including $100 off a new iPhone and 60GB of free data. Videotron has discounted phones and internet in Quebec, including a $0/month Google Pixel 11 on a 24-month agreement. No carrier we track has cut a plan price for everyone yet. Videotron’s $35 100GB plan is only for its Internet customers with two or more lines. Two targeted Freedom Mobile offers have been reported but not confirmed. This page lists each deal once it is verified.
When do the deals usually start? Carriers tend to start advertising before the day itself, often earlier in November. This year Fizz started November 4, Videotron’s sale was running by November 9, and Rogers and Fido started by November 12. We log offers here as they are confirmed, with the date.
How will I know if a deal is actually good? Compare it with the regular prices in the table above and with our price history. A good deal beats the price the plan sold for before the sale, and stays at that price for as long as you plan to keep it.
Is a Black Friday price permanent? Not always. Some are monthly credits that end after a set period. Each deal listed here will say how long the price lasts, where the carrier states it.
Where can I see every plan, not only the deals? Our national phone plan guide lists every plan we track, cheapest first.
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