IT World Canada, Jan 6, 2012 
Canadians have long worried about roaming charges when crossing the border into the U.S. Canadian start-up Roam Mobility wants to change that

CBC News, Jan 10, 2012
Vancouver telecom will end roaming fees in U.S.

Roam Mobility plans to launch the service in partnership with T-Mobile USA on Jan. 16. The company will provide the service through its continent-wide network, built for use by its Canadian customers only, that piggybacks on T-Mobile's massive servers.

Business in Vancouver, Jan 12, 2012 
Roam Mobility puts end to high roaming charges

If you’ve ever used your smartphone or cellphone while travelling in the U.S. on business or pleasure, you may have experienced roaming shock. Roam Mobility, a Vancouver startup, will launch a new service Monday that puts an end to high roaming charges.

The new service – a partnership between Roam Mobility and T-Mobile in the U.S. – is designed for Canadian tourists and business travellers who want to stay connected while travelling to the U.S., but who are afraid of racking up roaming charges.