Canada/North America & Caribbean

Bell / Telus / SaskTel

OperatorShared Telus, Bell, and SaskTel

3G
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LocationCanadaCA
Canada landscape

PLMN ID · 302880

302
mcc
Canada
880
mnc
Bell / Telus / SaskTel

MCC

Mobile Country Code

MNC

Mobile Network Code

PLMN

MCC + MNC

TADIG

Not on file

GSMA roaming code

Technology

3G on this network

2G
0cell towers

Not on record

3G
662cell towers

2 bands

4G
0cell towers

Not on record

5G
0cell towers

Not on record

Record

Updated 2025-04-09

Brand
Bell / Telus / SaskTel
Operator
Shared Telus, Bell, and SaskTel
Country
Canada(CA)
Dialling code
—
Mobile Country Code
All 69 networks on MCC 302
Mobile Network Code
PLMN ID
What is a PLMN ID?
TADIG code
—
Technologies
3G2 bands on file
VoLTE (4G calling)
UnknownTell us
Wi-Fi calling
UnknownTell us
Video calling
UnknownTell us
VoNR (5G calling)
UnknownTell us
Status
Live

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Cell towers

Last measured 2026-09-13

662

Cells

53

Location areas

12,041

Measurements

2011

First measured

UMTS 3G662100%

Crowd-sourced cell measurements from OpenCelliD, licensed CC BY-SA 4.0 · as of 2026-09-27. Counts are cells people have measured, not an operator's own figures.

About Bell / Telus / SaskTel

The Shared Telus, Bell, and SaskTel network in Canada represents a unique collaboration within the North American & Caribbean telecommunications landscape. Operating under Mobile Country Code (MCC) 302, which identifies Canada, and Mobile Network Code (MNC) 880, this shared infrastructure allows Telus, Bell, and SaskTel to provide expanded coverage and enhanced services to their customers, particularly in rural and remote areas. This partnership leverages the strengths of each individual network, reducing redundancy and infrastructure costs. Consumers benefit from access to a more resilient and comprehensive network than might otherwise be sustainable for each company individually. Compared to some other mobile networks in Canada, the Shared Telus, Bell, and SaskTel network stands out due to its collaborative nature. While Rogers, another major Canadian provider, maintains its own distinct infrastructure, this tri-party agreement demonstrates an innovative approach to network deployment and operation. This sharing model is particularly beneficial in a country as geographically vast as Canada, facilitating network reach in regions where a single provider might find it economically challenging to operate independently. The MCC/MNC combination is crucial in identifying and differentiating this network from others operating within Canada's telecom ecosystem and is used by mobile devices worldwide to connect to the appropriate network.

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