Fizz Referral Code Toronto 2026 — STOJ4

Why use STOJ4 in Toronto

Toronto by the numbers: population, mobile, internet & TV

According to the 2021 Statistics Canada Census, Toronto is home to roughly 2,794,356 residents across about 1,214,900 private households. In Ontario, 92% of the population has a mobile subscription, 95% of households have home internet, and 64% pay for a TV service (CRTC Communications Monitoring Report 2023).

Telecom habits in Toronto in 2026

Subscribers in Ontario use on average 5.6 GB of mobile data per month and 430 GB per household on home internet, at a median speed of around 260 Mbps (Statistics Canada, CRTC 2023). In Toronto, most households combine a mobile plan, home internet, and at least one streaming TV service — which is why Fizz's welcome credits land so well here.

Sources: Statistics Canada — 2021 Census; CRTC Communications Monitoring Report 2023; Statista Canada Telecom 2024.

Mobile, internet and TV habits in Toronto

Toronto is one of the most connected cities in Ontario. According to CRTC's 2023 Communications Monitoring Report, more than 92% of households in Ontario subscribe to a mobile wireless service, and the average Canadian now uses over 6.6 GB of mobile data per month — a 17% year-over-year jump. In Toronto, where commuting, hybrid work and streaming dominate daily life, that number is even higher, making a low-cost flexible plan with the Fizz code STOJ4 a smart move for residents who want to cut their phone bill without losing Bell-powered 5G coverage.

Home internet adoption in Toronto

Roughly 94% of households in Ontario have a fixed home internet subscription, with median download speeds now exceeding 200 Mbps in urban centres like Toronto. Streaming, gaming and remote work have pushed average household data consumption past 450 GB per month nationally. Fizz Internet is currently only available in Quebec, but Toronto residents can still take advantage of the Fizz Mobile referral code STOJ4 to offset rising connectivity costs.

TV viewing and cord-cutting in Toronto

CRTC data shows that traditional TV subscriptions in Ontario have dropped to roughly 58% of households as more residents in Toronto shift to streaming-first setups (Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, Crave). With over 78% of Canadians now subscribing to at least one OTT streaming service, a reliable mobile data plan matters more than ever — and that's exactly where Fizz Mobile with STOJ4 wins on price-per-GB in Toronto.

Why Toronto residents are switching to Fizz

Big-three carriers (Bell, Rogers, Telus) still hold around 88% of the Canadian wireless market, but Fizz — owned by Videotron — keeps gaining ground in Ontario by offering Bell-network 5G at flanker-brand prices. Using the referral code STOJ4 at signup gives Toronto customers up to $40 in credit on their first eligible Fizz Mobile bill, on top of plan prices that already undercut Bell, Rogers and Telus by 20–40% for comparable data buckets.

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