Rogers Communications Ordered to Pay CA$15 Million Penalty in "Infinite Wireless Plans" Marketing Case

09:24 AM EDT, 10/29/2026 (MT Newswires) -- Rogers Communications (RCI-A.TO, RCI-B.TO, RCI) was ordered by Canada's Competition Tribunal to pay CA$15 million penalty in connection with the marketing of its Infinite Wireless plans, in the Competition Bureau's case against the company, said a statement from the Competition Bureau. "The Bureau alleged that Rogers engaged in deceptive marketing by advertising its Infinite wireless plans as offering unlimited data despite a significant reduction in speed after using a set amount," said the Oct. 28 statement by Jeanne Pratt, Interim Commissioner of Competition. The company was also ordered by the Tribunal to publish a corrective notice and pay the Bureau's legal costs, it added. "We look forward to the Tribunal publishing the details of its decision in the coming weeks," noted the statement. Rogers Class B shares closed down CA$0.89 to CA$43.78 Wednesday on the Toronto Stock Exchange.