Customers are being treated to one of two free add-ons when activating WIND’s $40 Plan
TORONTO, ON – May 16, 2012 – WIND Mobile knows that the best things in life are free. Tomorrow it will help Canadians to stretch their dollars even further by allowing them to choose a free add-on when activating its $40 [...]

Toronto (May 8, 2012) – The race is about to begin as The Canadian Hearing Society (CHS) prepares for its annual CHS Quest: Smartphone Scavenger Hunt & Race. CHS has partnered with WIND Mobile to provide every CHS Quest team with a smartphone to use to solve clues and find Quest Stops across the city. [...]

Galaxy S III reveals a new concept of smartphone to provide users with the most natural and human- centric mobile experience
Toronto, ON – May 7, 2012 – WIND Mobile and Samsung Canada today announced that the Samsung Galaxy S III will be arriving on WIND Mobile’s Network in time for the summer. With intuitive design [...]

“I think they should stop complaining and start competing.”

Canada’s top court will not hear the case brought forward by one of Wind Mobile’s competitors who objected to the company being permitted to launch a national cellular telephone service despite receiving the majority of its funding from foreign interests.

Canadian wireless operator Wind Mobile has been using analytics from Avvasi Inc. since December in order to bring a higher level of scrutiny to the video that traverses its mobile network.

Wind Mobile is hiring customer support agents for an existing call centre in Windsor and preparing to finally launch its wireless service in the city, says CEO Anthony Lacavera.

Who: Anthony Lacavera; What: CEO of WIND Mobile; Why: He is taking on the industry giants to make WIND the fourth major player in Canada’s telecommunications field

Last week, OpenMedia.ca – the non-profit organization that successfully rallied half a million Canadians on the usage-based billing issue last year – launched a new campaign in support of wireless competition. They are inviting all Canadians to sign a petition to ask Industry Minister Paradis and Prime Minister Harper to set spectrum aside for new entrants at the upcoming wireless spectrum auction.

A grassroots group has launched an online petition urging Canadians to speak out against domination of the cell phone market by the country’s big three wireless companies – Rogers Communications Inc., BCE Inc. and Telus Corp.