Source: Rogers Communications.
  • Rogers Communications (TSX:RCI) has turned on 5G service for its customers at all remaining stations in the TTC subway system
  • This includes the tunnel of the Vaughan extension between Sheppard West and Vaughan Metropolitan Centre stations. The team also added more reliable 911 access for all riders at these new locations.
  • The company stated that since launching Rogers 5G on the TTC subway in August, its customers used more than 411 terabytes of data while riding the subway
  • Rogers Communications Inc. last traded at C$58.25 per share

Rogers Communications (TSX:RCI) has turned on 5G service for its customers at all remaining stations in the TTC subway system.

This includes the tunnel of the Vaughan extension between Sheppard West and Vaughan Metropolitan Centre stations. The team also added more reliable 911 access for all riders at these new locations.

The company stated that since launching Rogers 5G on the TTC subway in August, its customers used more than 411 terabytes of data while riding the subway. It also pointed out that would be the equivalent of streaming the “Barbie” movie more than 99,000 times or streaming more than 62,000 Toronto Maple Leafs games.

The three busiest stations for data usage are Bloor/Yonge, Queen’s Park and Wellesley, and data usage in tunnels is highest between St. George and St. Patrick stations.

Rogers Communications Inc. is a Canadian wireless, cable and media company that provides connectivity and entertainment.

Rogers Communications Inc. last traded at C$58.25 per share. Its stock is up nearly 10 per cent in the past month.

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