Rogers Communications

Who owns it

No filing-sourced ownership yet. That means we haven’t found a filing — not that the company has no owners.

1 further ownership link is recorded, but not from a filing we can point you to, so it is not shown here.

What’s documented

• 2026-07-13lobbying8 federal lobbying registrations on file with the Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying of Canada (2026).source →
• 2026-04-24regulatoryActionOn April 24, 2026, the CRTC finalized wholesale rates for independent internet service providers to access the fibre networks of Rogers, Bell, and Telus. The ruling enables competitive providers to deliver new broadband services to up to 8.5 million Canadian households. The rates are based on the actual costs incumbents incurred to build their networks and are similar to interim rates that dozens of competitors have already been using to bring new offers to market. The decision is part of the CRTC's broader framework to increase ISP competition and lower internet prices for Canadians.source →
• 2026-04-07regulatoryActionTD Cowen analyst Vince Valentini downgraded Rogers, Bell (BCE), and Telus to hold ratings on April 2-7, 2026, marking the first time in his 30+ year career covering the sector that he has zero buy ratings; flanker brands Fido, Koodo, and Virgin Plus are offering plans as low as $25/month versus industry average ARPU of $56; TD describes the price war as a race to the bottom with no net winner on volume and forecasts a 30% Telus dividend cut by end of 2026; the aggressive pricing follows CRTC's June 2026 ban on activation and switching feessource →
• 2026-03-28regulatoryActionThe Commission for Complaints for Telecom-television Services (CCTS) reported a record 23,647 accepted complaints in its January 2026 annual report covering August 2024 to July 2025; Rogers (including Shaw) led with 27% of complaints, followed by Telus at 21% (up 78% year-over-year) and Bell at 17%; billing-related issues rose 16% to their highest level in five years; TV service complaints surged 44%; a CBC Marketplace investigation found frontline staff at Rogers and Telus are incentivized to increase bills rather than help customers resolve issuessource →
• 2026-03-12regulatoryActionCRTC announced ban on activation and switching fees for cellphone and internet plans effective June 12, 2026, following consumer complaints about $80 connection fees charged by Rogers, Bell, and Telus; a Quebec consumer filed formal complaint in December 2025source →
• 2026-01-19lobbyingOn January 19, 2026, the Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying of Canada implemented a new 'significant part of duties' threshold of eight hours per month, replacing the prior 20-percent rule (~32 hours). The change materially expands which corporate employees at Rogers and other large Canadian lobbying registrants must be listed on lobbying registrations and communications reports. The new threshold applies to all corporate registrants and affects monthly communication report filings for fiscal periods after January 2026.source →
• 2026-01-14regulatoryActionThe Commission for Complaints for Telecom-television Services (CCTS) reported a 17% increase in consumer complaints to a record 23,647 cases; Rogers led with 27% of complaints, Telus saw a 78% surge, and Bell accounted for 17% of total volumesource →
• 2025-12-31lobbying21 federal lobbying registrations on file with the Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying of Canada (2025).source →
• 2025-11-01regulatoryActionCCTS reported telecom complaints rose 17% in 2024-2025; Rogers had highest complaint proportion at 27% for three consecutive years, followed by Telus at 21% and Bell at 17%; Telus saw 299% increase in contract breach complaintssource →
• 2024-11-15lobbying20 federal lobbying registrations on file with the Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying of Canada (2024); subjects: Arts and Culture, Broadcasting, Budget, Consumer Issues, Economic Development….source →
• 2023-11-20lobbying14 federal lobbying registrations on file with the Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying of Canada (2023); subjects: Arts and Culture, Broadcasting, Budget, Constitutional Issues, Consumer Issues….source →
• 2022-08-15lobbying13 federal lobbying registrations on file with the Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying of Canada (2022); subjects: Arts and Culture, Broadcasting, Budget, Consumer Issues, Economic Development….source →
• 2022-07-08regulatoryActionOn July 8–9, 2022, Rogers Communications experienced a nationwide network outage lasting approximately 19 hours that disrupted wireless, wireline, and internet services for more than 12 million customers across Canada, including corporate customers and critical services. The outage was caused by a failure in Rogers' IP core network following a maintenance update. Rogers issued approximately $150 million in customer service credits and committed to spending $250 million on network resilience improvements. The CRTC ordered a technical review of the incident and a third-party assessment of Rogers' network reliability, completed in 2023.source →
• 2021-12-15lobbying13 federal lobbying registrations on file with the Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying of Canada (2021); subjects: Arts and Culture, Broadcasting, Budget, Consumer Issues, Economic Development….source →
• 2020-12-14lobbying12 federal lobbying registrations on file with the Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying of Canada (2020); subjects: Arts and Culture, Broadcasting, Budget, Consumer Issues, Economic Development….source →
• 2019-12-15lobbying11 federal lobbying registrations on file with the Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying of Canada (2019); subjects: Arts and Culture, Broadcasting, Budget, Consumer Issues, Economic Development….source →
• 2018-12-10lobbying13 federal lobbying registrations on file with the Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying of Canada (2018); subjects: Arts and Culture, Broadcasting, Budget, Consumer Issues, Economic Development….source →
• 2017-12-15lobbying12 federal lobbying registrations on file with the Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying of Canada (2017); subjects: Arts and Culture, Broadcasting, Budget, Consumer Issues, Employment and Training….source →
• 2016-12-15lobbying8 federal lobbying registrations on file with the Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying of Canada (2016); subjects: Arts and Culture, Broadcasting, Budget, Consumer Issues, Government Procurement….source →
• 2015-10-19lobbying5 federal lobbying registrations on file with the Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying of Canada (2015); subjects: Arts and Culture, Broadcasting, Consumer Issues, Government Procurement, Industry….source →
• 2014-12-15lobbying2 federal lobbying registrations on file with the Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying of Canada (2014); subjects: Arts and Culture, Broadcasting, Consumer Issues, Government Procurement, Industry….source →
• 2013-12-02lobbying17 federal lobbying registrations on file with the Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying of Canada (2013); subjects: Arts and Culture, Broadcasting, Consumer Issues, Government Procurement, Industry….source →
• 2012-11-20lobbying7 federal lobbying registrations on file with the Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying of Canada (2012); subjects: Arts and Culture, Broadcasting, Consumer Issues, Industry, Intellectual Property….source →
• 2011-08-02lobbying3 federal lobbying registrations on file with the Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying of Canada (2011); subjects: Arts and Culture, Broadcasting, Consumer Issues, Industry, Intellectual Property….source →
• 2010-12-15lobbying4 federal lobbying registrations on file with the Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying of Canada (2010); subjects: Arts and Culture, Broadcasting, Consumer Issues, Industry, Intellectual Property….source →
• 2009-10-23lobbying6 federal lobbying registrations on file with the Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying of Canada (2009); subjects: Arts and Culture, Broadcasting, Consumer Issues, Industry, Intellectual Property….source →
• 2008-12-02lobbying9 federal lobbying registrations on file with the Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying of Canada (2008); subjects: Arts and Culture, Broadcasting, Consumer Issues, Energy, Environment….source →
• 2007-08-30lobbying14 federal lobbying registrations on file with the Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying of Canada (2007); subjects: Arts and Culture, Broadcasting, Consumer Issues, Energy, Environment….source →
• 2006-12-19lobbying18 federal lobbying registrations on file with the Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying of Canada (2006); subjects: Arts and Culture, Broadcasting, Consumer Issues, Government Procurement, Industry….source →
• 2005-08-19lobbying1 federal lobbying registration on file with the Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying of Canada (2005); subjects: Arts and Culture, Broadcasting, Consumer Issues, Government Procurement, Industry….source →
• 2004-11-23lobbying1 federal lobbying registration on file with the Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying of Canada (2004); subjects: Arts and Culture, Broadcasting, Government Procurement, Industry, Intellectual Property….source →
• 1997-03-17lobbying1 federal lobbying registration on file with the Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying of Canada (1997); subjects: Arts and Culture, Broadcasting, Industry, Telecommunications.source →
• 1996-09-18lobbying3 federal lobbying registrations on file with the Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying of Canada (1996); subjects: Arts and Culture, Broadcasting, Industry, Telecommunications.source →

What we’ve classified so far

• political influence2

34 further documented actions have not been classified yet. These counts show what we have got to, not a total.