Troubleshooting your phone while roaming in Canada | Support (2024)

You may have a problem connecting to one of our roaming partners in Canada if automatic carrier selection is turned off in your phone's settings.

If your phone isn't getting a signal while you're travelling in Canada (outside Saskatchewan), try these steps:

1. Make sure Airplane Mode or Flight Mode is turned off.

   • See Using airplane mode on your wireless device
     

2. Try restarting your phone:

   • For most phones, turn the phone off, wait 10 seconds, then turn it on again
   • For phones with a removable battery, remove the battery, put it back in, and press the power button
   • For more information, see your phone's user manual or visit the manufacturer's website
     • Apple iPhone: Restart your iPhone (Apple Support)
     • Samsung Galaxy: Troubleshooting data not working on your phone > Samsung Galaxy > Step 4

3. If restarting your phone doesn't work, make sure your phone is set to automatically choose the carrier.

   • For related information, see Manually choosing a network on your wireless device

   Android

   Different brands of phones may have slightly different steps.

   1. Go toSettings > More Networks > Mobile Networks > Network Operators.
   2. Choose Select automatically. Your phone will automatically search for networks.
      

   iPhone

   1. Go to Settings > Cellular > Network Selection.
   2. Make sure the Automatic setting is On. (Tap the On/Off slider if it was Off.) Your phone will automatically search for networks.
      

   See Also

   WiFi Calling at Verizon FAQs
4. If you still can't connect to a network, you'll have to contact us for help.
   • See Contact Us for options such as Chat with Us and Request a Callback
   • Or, call 1.800.SASKTEL (1.800.727.5835) for technical support (hours, menu options)

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