We were visiting Saskatoon and when I got my cellphone over a year ago, I asked the salesman if I was visiting out of the province and was staying for a week or so in another city, whether I could make local calls and I could still use my minutes. He said as long as I did not receive calls because then they would go back to Winnipeg where I got my phone and would be considered long distance.
Now my sister=in-law who has Telus says that now if I use a cellphone in another city in Canada other than the one I purchased it, I will be charged roaming charges. I understand that if I were visiting in the States, I would since Rogers is not in the States, so has the rules changed?
Will I be charged roaming charges for initiating a call in a Canadian city other than Winnipeg even though it is on the Rogers Network?