Alright, I'm going to ahead and say I hope they never bring this. I've always hated this feature from any provider. Basically it's holding you hostage to choose the same network as your most frequently contacted friends and family, or vice versa for them to choose your provider. What if you have differening needs? What if you talk to two people equally as much and one if on carrier X and the other is on carrier Y? To me, this is the phone-calling equivalent of a network neutrality issue. Providers aren't allowed to zero-rate data to specific sites (even including their own self-serve sites), so why would they be allowed to zero-rate calls that are to customers on a parituclar network (i.e. their own in this example)?
I'm of the mind that you talk bucket is your talk bucket, no matter what number you're dialing. I personally think PM should not offer any metered calling plans, it should be zero talk or unlimited Canada-wide talk in all plans. I know this is a controversial opinion, but I don't think anyone should be counting minutes (or texts) in 2019, period. Data, sure, but not minutes or text messages. That said, I still feel like if you're opting for a metered plan with x mins, it should be x mins to anyone in Canada not x mins to your contacts A, B, C, and D but unlimited to your contacts E, F, G, and H. Just my two cents.
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