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Bell MTS Home Services Going Up in Price Again This October

August 6, 2026 1:21 PM CDT | News

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A Bell MTS store inside Kildonan Place. (FILE)

Manitobans on Bell MTS are facing another round of price increases this fall, with the company confirming in a service bulletin that monthly rates on a range of home services will rise starting October 1, 2026.

Internet customers will see the biggest jump, as every Fibe Internet plan — from Fibe 75 up to Gigabit Fibe 3.0 — goes up $5 a month.

Fibe TV rates are increasing $3 a month across the Basic, Good, Better and Best packages. Home phone increases vary by service, with a Basic Phone Line going up $1 a month and Home Phone Essentials rising $2 a month.

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“At Bell MTS, we continuously invest to keep Canadians connected and provide reliable services. In order to support these investments, the monthly rate of some of our home services will increase as of October 1, 2026,” the company said.

Customers who bundle internet, TV and phone services will see the increases stack. Someone with Fibe Internet, a TV package and Home Phone Essentials could be paying $10 more a month, or $120 more over a year.

Business customers will also see their own set of rate increases to services beginning in October.

Bell MTS says customers with questions, or who want to change, add or cancel services, can call (204) 225-5687.

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