Canada, February 2026, Mobile Network Experience
In this report, Rogers and Telus share the lead for reliability and consistency, while Bell triumphs for 5G download speeds.
Feb 2026
Global Mobile Network Experience Awards 2026
Opensignal sheds light on the difference in the experience seen by our users on different operators across the globe — to better inform users, operators and regulators.
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Quantifying the speed bar for a reliable mobile experience
Mobile users are all too familiar with the situation of having a good mobile signal but with a connection that is not good enough to stream video reliably, browse the web, share photos, or do whatever else with their phone. In Opensignal’s new analysis we quantify the level of experience which mobile users are able to rely upon across 20 international markets.
The State of Group Video Calling Experience – North and Latin America
Opensignal measured country scores for 19 countries and territories in our first Group Video Calling Experience analysis in North America and Latin America. Our users across the Americas experience the best quality of group video calling over mobile networks in Argentina and Uruguay
Mobile experience explains why urban and rural Canadian users change mobile operators
Opensignal's analysis shows that both our urban and rural Canadian users who changed their mobile service provider, on average, had a worse mobile experience before they switched than the typical experience observed by all our users on their original network provider.
Analyzing download speeds in business locations
Opensignal analyzed smartphone users’ average download speed across business locations in Australia, Canada, Germany, Italy, Japan and the U.S.
Canada, April 2021, 5G User Experience
In Opensignal’s first comparison of the 5G experience across carriers in Canada, we found a mobile network experience landscape characterized by extreme competition. Due to challenges with limited 5G spectrum, Canada is now losing ground in 5G compared with other countries.
Benchmarking the Global 5G Experience – April 2021
Cities have a significantly better 5G experience than the national 5G results. For example, users in the city of Jeonju in South Korea have a 5G Download Speed of 415.6 Mbps which is 15% faster than South Korea's overall result.
In the 5G era, Canada is losing global leadership due to spectrum challenges
Canada has some of the fastest 4G networks in the world. But 5G is more challenging because Canada’s operators have had access to less new 5G wireless spectrum than operators in many other countries. So, how does Canada fare when it comes to its 5G network experience?
