Rogers is raising the price of Shaw home internet by $7 a month plus tax starting Feb. 18, 2027, first reported by iPhone in Canada, which saw the notice on a customer’s billing statement. Rogers hasn’t announced the change publicly.
On the plan in iPhone in Canada’s example, Rogers Xfinity Internet Ultimate 1G, the regular price goes from $135 to $142 a month before tax. The notice covers internet only; the customer’s other Rogers services stay the same.
Who’s protected
According to the notice, as reported by iPhone in Canada:
- Active discounts and fixed-term rates stay in place until they end.
- Customers on a two-year ValuePlan aren’t affected until the plan expires.
- Internet that’s included in condo fees or rent isn’t affected.
And a card fee in January
The same statement also flags a separate change: starting Jan. 17, 2027, Rogers will add a 1.6% charge to bills paid by credit card. Debit and direct debit payments are exempt, and the fee doesn’t apply in Quebec.
Not the first increase
iPhone in Canada has tracked several Rogers internet increases this year, including $10 a month for some customers from March 2026 and $7 for certain packages from August 2026. Rogers raised some Shaw internet plans by $4 a month in late 2023, shortly after it took over Shaw.
Why it matters: Check your next bill for a “Changes to your Internet Service Rate” notice. If your promotional rate or term is ending soon, that’s the time to call Rogers about a new deal or compare other providers in your area. Switching your payment from credit card to debit or direct debit before January avoids the new card fee.