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Best cell phone service in Canada
Who has the best cell phone service? It depends on exactly where you are. Sogudo lets you compare Telus, Rogers, Bell, Vidéotron & Freedom, Eastlink, SaskTel, Tbaytel coverage at your own address - on a free map built from real antenna data - so you can see who actually has the best cell service in your area, not just nationwide averages.
| Logo | Operator | Mobile subscriptions | 5G population coverage | 3G shutdown |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Telus | 10.34M | over 92% | shutdown planned for March 2027 |
 | Rogers | 12.27M | over 90% | switched off in December 2025 |
 | Bell | 10.38M | 89% | shutdown planned for March 2027 |
 | Vidéotron & Freedom | 4.48M | Not published | switched off in July 2025 |
 | Eastlink | Not published | Not published | switched off in December 2020 |
 | SaskTel | Not published | Not published | shutdown planned for October 2027 |
 | Tbaytel | Not published | Not published | still running |
The networks behind the map
Antenna data available for Canada
Operators compared
| Operator | Sites | 3G | 4G | 5G |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Telus | 14,953 | 6,105 | 14,877 | 7,448 |
| Rogers | 12,253 | — | 12,200 | 9,284 |
| Bell | 10,737 | 4,671 | 10,679 | 4,591 |
| Vidéotron & Freedom | 3,987 | — | 3,620 | 2,271 |
| Eastlink | 1,197 | — | 1,191 | 116 |
| SaskTel | 1,055 | — | 1,050 | 963 |
| Tbaytel | 524 | 240 | 229 | 102 |
Shared networks
- Telus: a network sharing agreement (MOCN) with BellEastern Canada, where Bell builds and operates the shared network (reciprocal MOCN)
- Telus: a reciprocal national roaming agreement with SaskTelSaskatchewan, where SaskTel owns the radio access network
- Rogers: a reciprocal national roaming agreement with Tbaytelthe Thunder Bay area, on Tbaytel's network
- Bell: a network sharing agreement (MOCN) with TelusWestern Canada, where Telus builds and operates the shared network (reciprocal MOCN)
- Bell: a reciprocal national roaming agreement with SaskTelSaskatchewan, where SaskTel owns the radio access network
- Vidéotron & Freedom: regulated wholesale roaming with Rogersoutside Vidéotron/Freedom Mobile's own footprint
- Eastlink: regulated wholesale roaming with Belloutside Eastlink's own footprint
- Eastlink: regulated wholesale roaming with Rogersoutside Eastlink's own footprint
- Eastlink: regulated wholesale roaming with Telusoutside Eastlink's own footprint
- Eastlink: a partial national roaming agreement with Vidéotron & FreedomQuebec, outside Eastlink's own footprint
- SaskTel: a reciprocal national roaming agreement with Belloutside Saskatchewan
- SaskTel: a reciprocal national roaming agreement with Telusoutside Saskatchewan
- SaskTel: regulated wholesale roaming with Rogersoutside Saskatchewan
- Tbaytel: a reciprocal national roaming agreement with Rogersareas outside Tbaytel's own network
Compare operators
Open an operator to see its coverage map and compare 4G and 5G areas at your address.
Which network has the best coverage near you?
There is no single best network at country level - coverage changes from street to street. One operator leads in the countryside, another in the city. The only answer that matters is yours: search your address above and compare them all at the exact place where you live, work or travel.
Frequently asked questions about cell phone service in Canada
Who has the best cell phone service?
There's no nationwide winner - it depends on your address. Compare Telus, Rogers, Bell, Vidéotron & Freedom, Eastlink, SaskTel, Tbaytel on Sogudo at your exact location to see who has the best coverage for you.
How many mobile operators are in Canada?
Canada has 7 mobile operators mapped on Sogudo: Telus, Rogers, Bell, Vidéotron & Freedom, Eastlink, SaskTel, Tbaytel.
Is 5G available in Canada?
Selected operators in Canada have started rolling out 5G in major urban areas. Switch the map to 5G to see covered zones.
How do I compare operators in Canada?
Pick any operator from the list, then switch operators on the map to compare coverage at the same address.
Is the coverage map up to date?
The map is regenerated monthly from public mobile-antenna data. Sogudo is fully independent and not affiliated with any operator. Coverage accounts for each antenna's sectors, the terrain between you and the antenna, and the density of the built environment around it.