Can I use my phone outside of Ontario?

[Sofiaelisabeth]

You are right. I am new to PM and forgot about the old plans as I am just educated on the new plans.

[mm80]

@Sofiaelisabeth You're forgetting if someone has old plan with province wide calls. They would need long distance add-on to call another province.

[Sofiaelisabeth]

Yes, it is a Canada wide service provider!

[computergeek541]

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@adastorm wrote:

If you are on a plan that provides you with Canada-wide minutes, then yes, you can.

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Canada-wide minutes are not required to receive any phone calls (assuming that you have unlimited calling), nor are they required to call within the same  province. A Caanda-wide calling plan is also not necessary for either data or text messaging services.

[adastorm]

If you are on a plan that provides you with Canada-wide minutes, then yes, you can.

[brettster99]

@Zfrank29 

I believe all newer plans include Canada wide calling so yes you can use your phone outside of ONTARIO in any part of Canada that receives service.

If you are on an older plan that is provincial calling then you would need to get a long distance add on.

[kselmak]

Yes within Canada

If you have province only calling, then you can call any number from the province you happen to be in at the moment. To call back to Ontario if you don't have Canada wide calling you can get $5 add-on, but if you have Canada wide calling you can call from anywhere with Telus network to anywhere in Canada

[gblackma]

@Zfrank29 if you are on one of the Canada wide plans and within Canada you can at no additional cost.  Dial a 1 in front of the numbers. Log into your self service account and check your plan section  to verify this. If on a grandfathered provincial plan, buying a 500 minute $5 add on will allow you to do it. Stay safe.

[RossN]

@Zfrank29 hi what plan are you on? most are canada wide calling