Call Canada

Published calling rates

Mobile 1¢/min · Landline 1¢/min

Metadata-derived masked Canada number-format example

A domestic-format example is (506) 234-5XXX; its international form is +1 506 234 5XXX. Final subscriber digits are masked with X, so this is a format guide rather than a number to call. The example comes from libphonenumber-js 1.13.11 example metadata; check the current national plan before relying on a number range.

Convert the number for +1

The national example does not show an extra domestic access prefix. Add +1 before the complete national number.

+1 does not identify Canada by itself

+1 is also used by Antigua & Barbuda, Anguilla, American Samoa, Barbados, Bermuda and 19 other destinations. The example +1 506 234 5XXX includes the destination-identifying digits after the shared code. Dadaphone must identify the complete number as Canada before you rely on the destination or rate.

Check mobile and landline availability separately

The masked metadata example is a fixed-line-or-mobile format; it does not prove that range is reachable. Geographic landlines, mobiles, toll-free ranges, premium services and short codes can route differently. Confirm the number type, availability and price for the complete number before calling.

If the Canada number is rejected

Check the country code, national-number length and domestic access prefix. For a business, use its published international geographic number rather than an internal extension or local short code. Never add digits by guesswork.

Recorded mobile network identifiers

The public MCC/MNC registry lists BC Tel Mobility, Bell Aliant, Bell Mobility, CityWest Mobility, Clearnet, DMTS Mobility for Canada. A registry entry does not guarantee that a particular number or Dadaphone route is active.

Check local time before calling

Canada is recorded in UTC-08:00, UTC-07:00, UTC-06:00. Check the recipient's current city and date, especially when the destination spans more than one time zone.

Questions before you call