Building the country’s digital future.
At Rogers, we believe in the power of communications to connect, inform, entertain and innovate. We’ve invested tens of billions to build Canada’s most reliable networks, but our ambition goes beyond connectivity.
Our investments power our economy, fuel local businesses, and help Canadians thrive in a digital world. Whether you’re streaming your favourite show, video-calling loved ones, working on the run, or navigating your day with real-time apps, our networks are built to support your life — wherever it takes you.
From the subway tunnels of Toronto to remote stretches of British Columbia’s Highway of Tears, and all the way to Signal Hill in Newfoundland, we help Canadians stay connected, informed, and safe.
Since our founding in 1960 by Ted Rogers, we’ve proudly invested in Canada. At one time, Rogers was the largest cable company in the world. Instead of looking outward, Ted looked to Canada and decided to reinvest back into the country he loved.
That legacy lives on. Since Ted’s passing in 2008, Rogers has invested over $200 billion in Canada — including $60 billion to build networks that underpin the economy. Our industry contributes $80 billion to Canada’s GDP annually and supports over 700,000 jobs.
In 2023 we merged with Shaw to create a truly national communications company — one that brings more competition, more innovation, and more choice, especially in Western Canada.
But we’re building more than networks. We’re proud to invest in sports and entertainment, including Sportsnet, the Toronto Blue Jays and Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment (MLSE). As owner of Canada’s #1 media sports brand and iconic teams with fans across the country, we’re connecting and entertaining Canadians.