The Globe and Mail reports in its Friday edition that Rogers and Telus have Canada's most reliable and consistent mobile networks, while Bell maintains the best 5G download speeds of the major carriers. A Canadian Press dispatch to The Globe says that is, according to the latest annual study by Opensignal, which collected data from Oct. 1 to Dec. 29 of 2025. Opensignal graded the Big 3 providers across a variety of categories measuring customers' cellular connectivity experiences. Opensignal analyst Fiona Armstrong-Mills said: "Telus now leads as the operator with the most awards, winning 10 awards -- eight awards jointly and two outright. Rogers is close behind at nine, with five jointly and four outright." This year's report said Rogers and Telus are tied for best reliability and consistency. Telus scored 945 points on a scale from 100 to 1,000 for reliability, while Rogers scored 944 in a statistical tie. Bell's score was 932. Telus also had an 82.9-per-cent rating when it came to consistency, which was statistically tied with Rogers at 82.8 per cent. Bell, which was the joint winner of four categories, ranked first outright for 5G download speed with a score of 194.8 megabits a second, beating runner-up Telus.