Competition Tribunal orders Rogers to pay $15 million over Infinite plan marketing

The Competition Tribunal ruled in favour of the Competition Bureau in its deceptive marketing case against Rogers, ordering a $15 million penalty tied to the marketing of the company's Infinite wireless plans.

By Theo Grant Business & Data Published 29 October 2026, 00:21 UTC 1 source 1 min read

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The Competition Tribunal has ordered Rogers to pay a $15 million penalty in connection with the marketing of its Infinite wireless plans, ruling in favour of the Competition Bureau, Jeanne Pratt, Interim Commissioner of Competition, said in a statement dated Oct. 28, 2026.¹

Pratt said the tribunal released its decision in the Bureau's case against Rogers that day. The statement gives no breakdown of the penalty and does not describe the conduct the tribunal found, and it does not say whether Rogers will appeal.¹

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