This page is a practical Canadian comparison guide, not a live mobile-plan offer page. Use it to organize the decision, then confirm current pricing, coverage, plan features, device terms, roaming rules, fees, taxes, and cancellation details directly with the provider.
Keep number active
Do not cancel too early if transferring your number.
Check device balance
Financed phones may leave a payout amount.
Save records
Old account access can become harder after switching.
Start with coverage and compatibility
The new plan should work where you use the phone and on the device you intend to use.
Understand number transfer
To keep your number, follow the new provider’s porting process and avoid cancelling the old service prematurely.
Review the final bill
After switching, check for partial charges, credits, device balances, roaming, add-ons, and cancellation timing.
Comparison table
| Topic | Why it matters | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Coverage | New service must work | Real locations and indoor signal |
| Compatibility | Phone must support service | SIM/eSIM, unlocked status, network features |
| Porting | Number transfer | Keep old service active until process completes |
| Final bill | Last charges/credits | Review after switch |
Checklist
- Check coverage first.
- Confirm device compatibility and unlocked status if applicable.
- Find old account number and recent bill.
- Check remaining device balance.
- Save the new offer.
- Transfer the number before cancelling if keeping it.
- Test calls, texts, data, voicemail, and account verification after activation.
- Review the final bill.
Switching readiness checker
Answer these prompts before switching providers.
Official sources worth checking
Use current official sources for wireless-code, complaint, roaming, cancellation, accessibility, and plan-rights details.
Related PlanOffers sections
For more context, see the Mobile Blog, the French Forfaits mobiles section, Switching, Monthly Bills, and Tools.
Related mobile guides
Continue with another practical mobile-plan guide.
FAQ
Should I cancel my old plan first?
Not if you want to keep your number. Follow the number-transfer process first.
What can delay switching?
Coverage problems, device incompatibility, missing account details, eSIM issues, or a remaining device balance.
What should I test after switching?
Calls, texts, mobile data, voicemail, hotspot, Wi-Fi calling, and verification texts.