Useful numbers

Discover the different useful numbers on mobile or home phone to access assistance, information, entertainment, or emergency services.

Good to know

Accessing the services attached to these numbers can vary depending on the region where you are when you place your call

Good to know

411 is a useful number that can be reached wherever you are in North America.

We strongly recommend that you do not program 911 into your contacts or speed dial numbers in order to avoid accidental 911 calls.

Canadian emergency call centers are mostly equipped to offer Phase 2 Enhanced 911 service. If it is not the case of the center taking your call, your device may still be located, but with less accuracy. The address of the tower that received your call will be provided to the emergency call center.

If needed, contact our Customer Service to get these numbers blocked.

If you are underground or too far from an antenna signal, you may experience poor call quality or be unable to connect to the network.

No. Your cell phone must be turned on for the 911 call to be dialed and routed.

Yes, you can access 911 service even if your device does not contain a SIM card.

Yes. The 988: Suicide Crisis Helpline launched on November 30, 2023, across Canada.

More details

For 411 service, there is a flat fee of $3.50 per call and airtime. Roaming and long- distance charges may apply. Consult the rates of all useful numbers.

The 411 service is offered free of charge to people who provide valid proof of disability. Consult our accessibility policy.

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