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13 operator(s) with LTE and 6 operator(s) with 5G NR on record for Canada. A band listed here means the operator is recorded as using it — it does not mean nationwide coverage.

Operators & bands

OperatorLTE bands (frequency · VoLTE · launch) 5G NR bands (frequency · SA/NSA · launch)
ABCB42 (3500 MHz) — launched Apr 2014—
BellB2 (1900 MHz) — launched Jun 2015
B4 (1700 MHz) — launched Sep 2011
B7 (2600 MHz) — launched Jul 2012
B17 (700 MHz) — launched Apr 2014
B25 (1900 MHz) — launched Jun 2015
B29 (700 MHz) — launched Aug 2015
B42 (3500 MHz) — launched Oct 2014
B66 (1700 MHz) — launched Sep 2011
n25 (1900 MHz) — SA; launched Jan 2025; NSA since Jan 2025
n5 (850 MHz) — SA; launched Nov 2022; NSA since Jun 2020
n5 (850 MHz) — SA; launched Oct 2025; pre-commercial; NTN via AST
n66 (1700 MHz) — SA; launched Nov 2022; NSA since Jun 2020
n71 (600 MHz) — SA; launched Nov 2022; NSA since Jun 2020
n77 (3700 MHz) — SA; launched May 2024
n78 (3500 MHz) — SA; launched Nov 2022; NSA since Jun 2022
CCI WirelessB42 (3500 MHz) — launched Dec 2014—
EastlinkB4 (1700 MHz) — launched Feb 2013
B13 (700 MHz) — launched 2016
n71 (600 MHz) — NSA; launched Feb 2022
FreedomB4 (1700 MHz) — VoLTE: yes; launched Nov 2016
B7 (2600 MHz) — VoLTE: yes; launched Oct 2017
B13 (700 MHz) — VoLTE: yes; launched Oct 2018
B66 (1700 MHz) — VoLTE: yes; launched Nov 2016
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Freedom Mobile / Vidéotron—n66 (1700 MHz) — NSA; launched Dec 2020
n71 (600 MHz) — NSA; launched July 2023
Ice WirelessB2 (1900 MHz) — launched Mar 2017
B5 (850 MHz) — launched Mar 2017
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Qiniq/SSiB7 (2600 MHz) — launched Apr 2016—
RogersB2 (1900 MHz) — VoLTE: yes; launched Apr 2014
B4 (1700 MHz) — VoLTE: yes; launched Jul 2011
B5 (850 MHz) — VoLTE: yes; launched Jan 2015
B7 (2600 MHz) — VoLTE: yes; launched Nov 2012
B12 (700 MHz) — VoLTE: yes; launched Apr 2014
B25 (1900 MHz) — VoLTE: yes; launched Apr 2014
B66 (1700 MHz) — VoLTE: yes; launched Jul 2011
B71 (600 MHz) — VoLTE: yes; launched Oct 2020
n41 (2500 MHz) — SA; launched Mar 2022; NSA since Jan 2020
n66 (1700 MHz) — SA; DSS
n71 (600 MHz) — SA; launched Mar 2022; DSS; NSA since Oct 2020
n78 (3500 MHz) — SA; launched Jun 2022
SaskTelB2 (1900 MHz) — VoLTE: yes
B7 (2600 MHz) — VoLTE: yes
B13 (700 MHz) — VoLTE: yes
B38 (2600 MHz) — launched Sep 2013
B66 (1700 MHz) — VoLTE: yes; launched Jan 2013
B71 (600 MHz) — VoLTE: yes
n66 (1700 MHz) — NSA; launched Dec 2021
n78 (3500 MHz) — NSA
TbaytelB7 (2600 MHz) — launched Mar 2015—
TelusB2 (1900 MHz) — launched Jun 2015
B4 (1700 MHz) — VoLTE: yes; launched Feb 2012
B7 (2600 MHz)
B25 (1900 MHz) — launched Jun 2015
B29 (700 MHz)
B40 (2300 MHz) — launched Apr 2014
B42 (3500 MHz) — launched Apr 2014
B66 (1700 MHz) — VoLTE: yes; launched Feb 2012
n25 (1900 MHz) — SA; launched Jan 2025; NSA since Jan 2025
n5 (850 MHz) — SA; launched Jan 2024; NSA since Jun 2020
n66 (1700 MHz) — SA; launched Jan 2024; NSA since Jun 2020
n71 (600 MHz) — SA; launched Jan 2024; NSA since Jun 2020
n78 (3500 MHz) — SA; launched Jan 2024; NSA since Jun 2022
VidéotronB4 (1700 MHz) — VoLTE: yes; launched Sep 2014
B13 (700 MHz) — VoLTE: yes; launched Sep 2014
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XplornetB42 (3500 MHz) — launched Jun 2015—

Band numbers link to their definitions. "VoLTE: yes" is shown only where the source records it; blank means not stated in the source. "SA" = standalone 5G, "NSA" = non-standalone (needs LTE).

2G / 3G shutdowns

OperatorNetworkShutdown dateStatus (as of 2026-11-08)
Sasktel2G2017-07-01Already shut down
Sasktel3G2027-10-01Scheduled

Source: Onomondo 2G/3G Sunset. Operators sometimes delay shutdowns, sometimes with only a few months' notice — confirm with the operator.

eSIM options for Canada

PlanProviderPriceDataValidityChecked
Discover 10GBAiraloUSD 6110 GB180 days2026-07-18
Global 20GBUbigiUSD 4420 GB30 days2026-10-22

Prices as of the check date shown; checkout price prevails. Full comparison, providers and the affiliate disclosure: eSIM comparison.

Will my phone work here?

Compare the bands above with the bands your phone supports. If your phone lacks a band an operator uses, you may get no signal — or no 5G — on that network. Also check whether your phone supports eSIM on the Devices page, and dial *#06# to see whether an EID (eSIM identifier) is shown.

Sources

Checked 2026-11-08. Deployment data is adapted from Wikipedia lists (CC BY-SA 4.0); see Sources & updates for the full licence note.