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If you pay your Rogers bill with a credit card, you will soon be charged a payment fee.Rogers says on its support page that, starting January 17, 2027, it will add a 1.6% “credit card processing charge” to every bill paid by credit card, whether you pay once or through auto-pay. On a $100 bill, 1.6% works out to $1.60.The new fee will not be applicable to Rogers customers in Quebec. The province’s Consumer Protection Act prohibits such fees.What’s changing on January 17On Oct. 21, 2026,

If you pay your Rogers or Fido bill with a credit card, you will soon be charged a payment fee.Rogers says on its support page that, starting January 17, 2027, it will add a 1.6% “credit card processing charge” to every bill paid by credit card, whether you pay once or through auto-pay. On a $100 bill, 1.6% works out to $1.60.The new fee will not be applicable to Rogers customers in Quebec. The province’s Consumer Protection Act prohibits such fees.What’s changing on January 17In a phone

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Something has shifted in how young Canadians are spending their Friday nights. Across TikTok and Instagram, a new kind of content has taken over: candlelit dinner parties in tiny apartments, game nights, backyard hangs with a $12 bottle of wine. The aesthetic is cosy. The vibe is intentional. And the economics, whether anyone says so out loud or not, make a lot of sense right now.The numbers back it up. A 2025 Samsung Canada survey found that 85% of Canadians now prefer movie nights at home to g