
Using a comparison package of 780 calls made, 600 text messages and eight multimedia messages sent per year, Canadians shelled out an average of $500 US a year for their cellphone service, compared with $635 for Americans. But Dutch users only paid $131 for the same plan. Not surprisingly, Canada now ranks last for cellphone users per capita in the OECD, having been surpassed by Mexico since the organization's previous study.
Canadians are also paying more for their internet access, according to the OECD study.
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How about we meet somewhere in the middle with our health care and your cell phone bills?
Yeah. That's another blog post entirely.
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