Yes, but I suggest trying to put the Public Mobile SIM card into your phone first to see if your phone will accept/be able to process it, or if you`ll need to unlock your phone to use it. I had made the mistake of porting over my Rogers number to Public Mobile in the account set-up, but then my phone needed an unlock code to use the SIM and Rogers stopped providing service one I switched the carrier. As such, I was left without a working phone number (no SMS or phone calls) until this issue was resolved. Thankfully, I used Google Hangouts Dialer to make some calls. In case you find yourself in this kind of awkward and stressful situation, I`ve heard that TextNow is an app you can use for texting, too. (Can help on saving your SMS and phone calls when you can use WiFi and data instead!)
Hope this helps. (For more about getting an SIM network unlock code from Samsung, see here: https://productioncommunity.publicmobile.ca/t5/Discussions/Please-make-PUK-code-available-in-self-se... <-- this is if you bought your phone on your own, as in, not from Rogers or another carrier. If you did get it through a carrier, then you should contact that company to unlock your phone, which can be done via LiveChat if you`d rather not wait on the phone for an agent.)
