Rogers just introduced a new addon called My5, which is a copy of T-Mobile’s myFaves, this is also the first of it’s kind in Canada.

You can call/text 5 people on any Canadian network unlimitedly for $10/month, only downside is that it does not include long distance.. Canadian cell companies are greedy when it comes to LD

http://www.shoprogers.com/promo/featuredphones.asp?shopperID=H11VWDHBNKA28JJRQGLFK52T1XN6AGXF

You made the front page
http://www.cellrants.com/site/comments/rogers_introduces_my5/

Bell introduced Fab Five in Western Canada as retaliation of My5, which includes unlimited local calling to 5 people on any network, like Rogers, but Bell also includes 100 outbound texts, not limited to the Fab Five list, which could be considered a turnoff, if those 5 people are the only people you text, and you text hundreds - a day, then it’s obviously not a good deal.
http://www.bell.ca/shopping/en_CA_AB/PrsShpWls_RtpAIOList.page?wlcs_catalog_category_id=AllInOneRatePlans

The last but not least major Canadian carrier to introduce a plan to combat Rogers’ My5 option finally has. Telus Mobility released their My Faves plan today.

Telus’ plan goes head-to-head with Rogers’ My5 moreso than Bell’s Fab Five, since it includes unlimited text to the specific 5 people, which Rogers did for their My5 plan, instead of a small bucket of 100 texts to anyone, including non Fab Five friends, which Bell had done.

http://telusmobility.ca/on/plans/pcs/myfaves_all.shtml