Rogers Communications

Our new national campaign puts our networks front and centre alongside the Toronto Blue Jays and one very enthusiastic fan - Michael Cera. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eF8TXamJ

We’re proud to continue our collaboration with Canadian independent producers, bringing audiences original content like Law & Order Toronto: Criminal Intent, television’s #1 Canadian drama. The success of this series builds on our commitment to champion authentic Canadian storytelling that resonates with viewers across the country. Looking forward to an exciting new season.

As we get ready to welcome global soccer fans for the FIFA World Cup, Rogers has completed 5G+ network upgrades in Toronto and Vancouver. We are bringing the latest 5G+ technology to BMO Field, BC Place, fan zones and key locations in each city to bring fans faster speeds, lower latency and more capacity and deliver long term benefits for the local communities. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/ehcgM8rn

To celebrate the Blue Jays’ 50th season, Rogers is handing over ownership of Canada’s Team to the fans who helped build the franchise. For Jenny Erskine of Langford, BC, baseball is life. She met her husband playing co-ed softball and when they got married, the couple followed the Blue Jays on a road trip to Seattle for their honeymoon. Today, Jenny coaches her son’s little league team. Jenny was rewarded for her Blue Jays super fandom by being selected as the second Rogers Game Day Owner, winning an all-access ownership experience with her family to celebrate Mother’s Day weekend in style at the Rogers Centre.    Apply for the remaining four Rogers Game Day Owner experiences this season here: https://lnkd.in/eZzqwSwP

As part of our investment in Canadian content and storytelling, we’re bringing viewers to the frozen North Atlantic, spotlighting the resilience of a Canadian fishing community in one of the world’s most unforgiving environments. Production is currently underway in Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, and the North Atlantic.

We brought our Rogers Screen Break national school program to Burnaby, B.C., where Vancouver Goldeneyes player Sarah Nurse visited two high schools to speak with hundreds of students about her journey as a professional hockey player and finding screen balance in her life as an athlete. Learn more: rogers.com/screenbreak

What does 5.2 hours – the average time youth spend on their screens every day – actually look like? We followed three teens for a day – every scroll, swipe, and tap. Then we invited parents to watch it back. The result is “The 5.2 Project”: a video capturing teens daily screen time and the conversations sparked at home. This 5/2/2026, to help families take the next step, we created a short conversation guide: https://lnkd.in/eCmGrWCe

This week we held our Annual General Meeting in our Sportsnet studio. We thank our shareholders for their continued confidence as we execute our strategy to win and lead as Canada's communications, sports and entertainment company.

This morning, we released our Q1 results. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/e9a7KWct