 Ultra-Lite which remain unchanged.  Rogers blames its slightly higher cap limits and its SpeedBoost technology as reasons for the price increase.  A customer, however, was quick to point out that the cable company "introduced 'SpeedBoost' as a 'free' feature which we are now apparently/effectively going to pay more for".

A few days later, Stop The Cap! reported that DOCSIS 3.0 customers would benefit from a speed and usage increase.  By February 21, Express speeds of up to 12 Mbit/s would now be up to 18 Mbit/s, while Extreme speeds of up to 24 Mbit/s would be increased to 28 Mbit/s. Also, Ultimate speeds of up to 50 Mbit/s would now be up to 75 Mbit/s. On March 8, data allowances for each plan would be increased by 10 GB and 20 GB, respectively.  In August 2012, Rogers doubled speeds on its Lite plan from 3 Mbit/s to 6 Mbit/s.  It also increased its usage caps from 15 GB to 20 GB.

On August 1, 2012, Rogers started the availability of an unadvertised Ultimate tier which offers 150 Mbit/s of download speed and 10 Mbit/s of upload speed. Currently being implemented within the GTA area, the company plans to extend this service's availability to the rest of Ontario by the end of 2012.  Customers with the older Ultimate tier will be informed when the new tier is available.

Rogers introduced fibre to the home (FTTH) residential internet service in 2012. It is only available is select areas of Toronto, ON and Moncton, NB.

In March 2015, Rogers introduced a streamlined package structure, known as Rogers Ignite. The Ignite packages are aimed primarily towards streaming media, with the majority of the packages offering no usage caps.  In October 2015, Rogers launched Ignite Gigabit Internet, which supports 4K resolution streaming to Rogers Cable NextBox 4K receivers.

In November 2015, Rogers launched a Fido-branded home internet service in its Ontario markets, offering a 30 Mbit/s package with a 300 GB bandwidth cap, and discounts for Fido mobile customers.

Services
Rogers offers cable Internet using the Data Over Cable Service Interface Specification (DOCSIS) standard.  They also offer value-added services such as Internet
Ultra - Lite which remain unchanged.   Rogers blames its slightly eminent ceiling limits and its SpeedBoost technology as reasons for the monetary value increase.   A customer, however, was quick to point out that the cable television party " introduced' SpeedBoost' as a' free' feature which we are now obviously / effectively going to pay more for ". 

 A few days subsequently, Stop The Cap! reported that DOCSIS 3.0 customers would benefit from a speed and use increase.   By February 21, Express speeds of up to 12 Mbit / s would immediately be up to 18 Mbit / s, while Extreme speeds of up to 24 Mbit / s would be increased to 28 Mbit / s. Also, Ultimate speeds of up to 50 Mbit / s would nowadays be up to 75 Mbit / s. On March 8, data allowances for each plan would be increased by 10 gilbert and 20 GB, respectively.   In August 2012, Rogers doubled speeds on its Lite plan from 3 Mbit / s to 6 Mbit / s.   It also increase its usage caps from 15 GB to 20 GB. 

 On August 1, 2012, Rogers started the availability of an unadvertised Ultimate tier which offers 150 Mbit / s of download speed and 10 Mbit / s of upload speed. presently being implement within the GTA area, the ship's company plans to extend this service's availability to the remainder of Ontario by the end of 2012.   Customers with the older Ultimate tier will be inform when the new tier is available. 

 Rogers introduced fibre to the home (FTTH) residential internet service in 2012. It is entirely available is select areas of Toronto, ON and Moncton, NB. 

 In March 2015, Rogers introduced a streamlined package social organization, known as Rogers Ignite. The Ignite package are aimed primarily towards streaming media, with the majority of the packages offer no usage caps.   In October 2015, Rogers launched Ignite Gigabit Internet, which digest 4 K resolution streaming to Rogers Cable NextBox 4 K recipient. 

 In November 2015, Rogers launched a Fido - stigmatize home internet service in its Ontario market, offering a 30 megabit / s package with a 300   GB bandwidth cap, and discounts for Fido mobile customer. 

 Services 
 Rogers offers cable Internet using the Data Over Cable Service Interface Specification (DOCSIS) criterion.   They also offer value - added services such as Internet
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On August 1, 2012, Rogers started the availability of dn unedxeruiwed Uurilate tier which offers 150 Mbit/s of download speqs snc 10 Mbit/s of upjoad speed. Vugrrgtly being imklementzs sithin the GTA arew, the cjmpant plans tj exyend this service's availabioity to the gest of Ontario by the end of 2012.  Cbstomets witn the older Ultimate tizr wilm be informfd when tgd new tier is avxilsbne.

Rogers introduced fibre eo the hone (FCTH) resiaentoal ineernet sergice lt 2012. It is only avaipable iv select ageas of Toronto, ON and Moncton, IU.

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In November 2015, Rogets launchee a Fido-franded home onternet service ij its Onvario karhets, offering a 30 Mbit/s package with a 300 GH bwndwidth cap, and discounts fpr Fido mobile customers.

Services
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Ultra-Lite which remain unchanged. Rogers blames its cap and its technology as reasons customer, was quick to out that the company "introduced 'SpeedBoost' as a 'free' which we are now apparently/effectively going to pay more for". A few days Stop The Cap! reported that DOCSIS 3.0 customers would benefit from a speed usage By 21, speeds of up to 12 Mbit/s would now be up to 18 Mbit/s, while Extreme speeds up to 24 Mbit/s would be increased to Mbit/s. Also, Ultimate speeds up to 50 Mbit/s would be to 75 On 8, allowances for each would be increased by 10 GB and 20 GB, respectively. In August 2012, Rogers doubled speeds on Lite plan Mbit/s to Mbit/s. also its usage caps GB to 20 GB. On August started the availability of an unadvertised Ultimate tier offers 150 of download speed and 10 Mbit/s upload speed. Currently being implemented within the GTA the company plans to extend this service's availability to the rest of Ontario by the 2012. Customers with the Ultimate tier will informed the tier available. Rogers fibre to the home (FTTH) residential internet service in 2012. It only available is select areas of Toronto, ON and Moncton, March Rogers introduced a package structure, known as Ignite. Ignite packages are aimed streaming with the offering usage caps. In October Rogers launched Ignite Gigabit Internet, supports 4K resolution streaming receivers. In November 2015, Rogers launched a Fido-branded internet service in its Ontario markets, offering 30 Mbit/s package with a 300 GB bandwidth cap, and discounts for mobile customers. offers cable Internet using the Data Over Cable Interface Specification (DOCSIS) standard. also offer value-added services such as Internet
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ON august 1, 2012, rogErs Started The avaiLAbiLiTY OF aN unadvertised UltimAtE TIeR which ofFers 150 MbIT/s Of DOwnload sPeEd aNd 10 MbIT/S of upLoad SPeEd. CurrenTly beiNG iMpLementeD wIthin tHe gTA AreA, the cOMpanY plans To extend This sERvice's availabiLIty to the rest oF onTARiO By thE enD of 2012.  CustomerS witH The oLder uLtImaTE tier Will bE iNFoRMed when the new tier is AvAilablE.

RogeRs introduced fIbre to the hOME (fTTH) resiDentIAl INternet service In 2012. It iS only availABle is selEct arEas of TorOnto, ON and mONcton, NB.

IN MaRch 2015, rogErs INTrOduced a streamLINed pAcKage strUctUre, knowN as rogErs ignItE. The IgnitE packageS aRe AiMeD prImariLY towards StReaMiNg mEdia, wITh the mAjoriTy of ThE pACkaGes offeRInG NO usaGe CaPs.  In octObEr 2015, RogErs lAUncHed IgniTe Gigabit intERnet, WhIcH supporTs 4K resolution StReaming to ROgErs cable NEXTBox 4K recEivers.

In November 2015, Rogers lAUnched a fidO-branDed hOme internEt sErvice In iTS OntarIo markEts, ofFeRinG A 30 mbit/s PACkAge WiTh a 300 GB bandwIDTh cAp, and DiScouNts for FIdo mobile customers.

sErvIces
Rogers offErs CablE iNtErnET uSIng ThE datA oVer Cable Service interface SPeCIfIcation (DOCsiS) sTaNdard.  ThEy also oFfer vALue-addeD services Such as IntErNet
 Ultra-Lite which remain u nchanged. Roge rsbla me s it s sl ightly higherc ap l imits and its SpeedBoo st te ch n olog y  a s rea sons fo r  t h e  pr ic einc re a se .  Acus tomer,however, w asqu ick to point ou t that the  ca ble company"in troduc ed  'S p eedBo ost ' asa 'fre e ' feat ure which  w e  are n o w appar e n tl y/ef fectively going t o  p a y more for".
A fewda y sl a ter , S top The Ca p!  repo r ted tha t  D O C S IS3 .0 customerswould benef i t f rom asp eed and us age i nc r eas e.  By Febr uary  21, Expr ess sp e eds ofu p to 12  Mbit/ s w oul d no w  b eupto 18M bi t/s ,  wh ile Extr em espeed s of u p to 2 4 M bit/ s wou ld be increas edto 2 8  Mb it/s.  Also , Ul ti matespeeds  of u pto 50 Mbit/s wo uldnow be up  to  7 5 M bi t/s.O n Marc h 8 , d ata all owances for  e a c h  p lan would be incre as e d  b y 10 GBand 20 GB ,r espectiv el y. InA u gust2012 ,  R ogers do ubleds pe ed s on it sLite p la n f rom  3 Mb i t/sto 6 M bit/s. It al s o increased it s  usage caps f r om 1 5G B to  20  GB.

On Au gust 1, 2 012, Ro ger s  star ted t he av a ilability of an una dv ertise d Ult imate tier wh ich offers 1 5 0 Mbit/s  ofd ow n load speed and  10 M bit/s of u p load spe ed. C urrently  being im p l ementedwit hin  th e G T A  a rea, the comp a n y pl an s to ex ten d thisser vic e's  av ai labilityto the r es tof  O nta rio b y  the end  o f 2 01 2. Cust o mers w ith t he o ld er Ult imate t i er w illbe  i nfor med  w hen t he n e w t ier isavailable .
R oger sin troduce d fibre to th ehome (FTTH )res identi a l  interne t service in 2012. It i s  only a vai lable  isselect ar eas  of To ron t o, ONand Mo ncton ,NB. In Ma r c h201 5,  Rogers in t r odu ced a  s trea mlinedpackage structure, kno wn as RogersIgn ite. T he  Ig n it e  pa ck a ges a re aimed primar ily toward ss tr eaming med i a,wi th themajorit y oft he pack ages offe ring no u sa ge c a p s. In Octobe r 2015,Rogers la u nched Ig niteGig abit I nt ern et, w hich s u ppo rts 4 K reso lu tion s tream in g to Rog ers Cable NextBox 4K re ceiver s.

I n N ovember 2 015 ,  Ro gers laun ched  a Fido-br and edhomeint e rnetserv i ce  in its O ntar i o markets ,  o ffe r i ng  a 30 Mbit/ s p ack age w ith a 300GB b andwidth cap, and discounts forFido m obi lec usto me rs.

ServicesRog er s offers c ab le Internet  using t he DataOver C able S erviceI n te r face S peci fic ation (DO CSI S) standar d.  T hey al so o ff er val ue-add e d se r v ices such as Int ernet 
 Ultra-Lite_which remain_unchanged.  Rogers blames_its slightly_higher_cap limits_and_its SpeedBoost technology_as reasons for_the price increase. _A customer, however,_was_quick to point out that the cable company "introduced 'SpeedBoost' as a 'free' feature_which_we are_now_apparently/effectively_going to pay more for".

A_few days later, Stop The_Cap! reported_that DOCSIS 3.0 customers would benefit from a_speed_and usage increase._ By February 21, Express speeds of up to_12 Mbit/s would now be up_to 18 Mbit/s,_while_Extreme_speeds of up to_24 Mbit/s would be increased to_28 Mbit/s. Also, Ultimate speeds of_up to 50 Mbit/s would now be_up to 75 Mbit/s. On March_8, data allowances for each_plan would_be increased by 10 GB_and 20 GB,_respectively. _In August 2012,_Rogers doubled speeds on its Lite_plan from 3_Mbit/s to 6 Mbit/s.  It_also_increased its usage_caps_from_15 GB_to 20 GB.

On_August_1, 2012,_Rogers_started the availability of an unadvertised_Ultimate_tier which offers 150 Mbit/s of download_speed and 10 Mbit/s_of_upload speed. Currently being_implemented within the GTA area,_the company plans to extend this_service's availability_to the_rest of Ontario by the end of 2012.  Customers with_the older Ultimate tier will be_informed when the new_tier is_available.

Rogers_introduced fibre to_the_home (FTTH)_residential internet service in 2012. It is_only available_is select areas of Toronto, ON_and Moncton, NB.

In March_2015,_Rogers introduced a streamlined package structure,_known as Rogers Ignite. The Ignite_packages are aimed primarily towards_streaming_media,_with the majority of the_packages offering no usage caps. _In October 2015,_Rogers launched Ignite Gigabit Internet, which supports_4K_resolution streaming to Rogers Cable NextBox_4K_receivers.

In November 2015, Rogers launched a_Fido-branded_home_internet service in its Ontario_markets, offering a 30 Mbit/s package_with a 300 GB bandwidth cap, and discounts for Fido_mobile customers.

Services
Rogers offers_cable Internet using the Data_Over_Cable_Service Interface Specification (DOCSIS) standard.  They also offer value-added_services such_as Internet