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Northgate Phone Supply

Corded phones with caller ID start from CA$26 and cordless systems from CA$39 in Toronto. Do you need one handset or several, and is the phone for a home or an office?

Lakeline Telecom Parts

VTech and Panasonic cordless phones with two handsets from CA$39 to CA$80, delivered to Montreal or Ottawa. Which brand do you prefer, and do you need an answering machine?

Prairie Phone Centre

Desk phones that connect over the internet start from CA$119, and our top model is CA$207, delivered to Calgary. Do you already have an internet phone service, and how many desks need a phone?

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Landline phones in Canada: corded, cordless and internet phones

A corded landline phone in Canada costs about CA$15 to CA$41, a cordless phone with one handset about CA$18 to CA$33, and a multi-handset cordless system about CA$39 to CA$170. These are approximate prices from sellers' websites, November 2026. To get a current price for the phone you need, create a request on BlaBlaPrice, and sellers will reply in the chat.

Approximate prices in Canada, November 2026 (sellers' websites)
TypeTypical price
Basic corded phone, with or without caller IDCA$15–CA$41
Single-handset cordless phone (DECT 6.0)CA$18–CA$33
Two to four handset cordless systemCA$39–CA$170
Desk phone for internet calls (IP phone)CA$119–CA$207

Corded, cordless or internet phone

Corded phones are the cheapest and work on a traditional landline without power from the wall. Cordless phones need their base station plugged in, and they are usually sold with extra handsets. Internet phones, such as the Yealink and Fanvil desk models in the price list, need a working internet connection and a phone service that supports them. Check which type your home line supports before you buy.

Warranty and consumer rights

Quebec consumer guidance says the electronic devices you buy are covered by warranties provided by law. For a new phone, the right is to two free repairs, and the first must be done within the first three months after purchase. Keep the receipt and ask the seller to note the warranty period on it. Outside Quebec, check the consumer law of your province, because the rules are not the same everywhere.

Winter, power and delivery

Winter in Canada runs from December to February. A corded phone on a traditional line keeps working when the power is off, which is one reason many households keep one in the house during the cold months. Ask each seller for a delivered price to Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Calgary or Ottawa, and check the return terms before you pay.

What to write in your request

Say whether you want a corded or cordless phone, how many handsets you need, and whether you want caller ID or an answering machine. Add the purpose: home, office or a counter. If you want an internet phone, name your phone service provider. Mention whether the phone should be new or used, the warranty you expect and your budget in CA$. Sellers answer faster when the request is complete.

Getting offers is free for buyers. You describe what you need in your own words, and BlaBlaPrice's AI asks for any missing details, searches sellers' websites and price lists in Canada, and shows the prices and businesses it finds. Sellers registered on BlaBlaPrice reply in the chat with their own offer, price and terms. Your contacts stay hidden, and you decide with whom to share them. Start with a request on the home page or read how BlaBlaPrice works.

Questions and answers

How much does a landline phone cost in Canada?

A corded home phone costs about CA$15 to CA$41, and a cordless phone with one handset about CA$18 to CA$33, according to sellers' websites in November 2026. Multi-handset systems start around CA$39.

Do landline phones work when the power is out?

A corded phone on a traditional landline does not need power from the wall, but a cordless base station does. Internet phones need a working connection, so check the type before you buy.

Are landline phones covered by a warranty in Quebec?

Quebec consumer guidance says electronic devices carry warranties provided by law, and a new phone gives the right to two free repairs, the first within three months of purchase. Other provinces have their own rules.

Can I buy a landline with caller ID?

Yes. Corded and cordless models with caller ID are in the price list from about CA$26 to CA$80, so ask sellers for the model you need.

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