Canada phone lists,
coast to coast.
Sold by the province.

Buy a full province or build a targeted list.

Choose a one-time bulk download when you want the complete province, or use the Leads Portal when you only need specific locations or industries.

Both purchase options are available for consumer and business lists. Canadian records carry fewer demographic extras than our US files, but include the core contact data needed for calling campaigns.

Canada plays by its own calling rules.

Canada isn't just the US with more syrup. Telemarketing there runs under the CRTC's Unsolicited Telecommunications Rules and the National Do Not Call List, which has its own registration and subscription requirements for telemarketers, separate from the US registry. Calling-hour limits, identification requirements, and exemptions all differ from the FTC's rules too. Registering, scrubbing, and staying current with the CRTC's requirements is on you and your compliance folks. If your team has only ever dialed the States, spend an afternoon with the CRTC's rules before the first Canadian campaign. Cheaper than the fine, and we'd rather keep you as a customer for years.

Your Canada phone number list in three steps.

A few things Canada campaigns learn the hard way.

Quebec speaks French, and your campaign should too. If la belle province is on your list, put French speakers on those records or expect your contact rate to tell you about it. Mind the time zones: Canada spans six of them, so a call queue sorted by province keeps you inside legal calling hours from Newfoundland to BC without thinking about it twice. And size your buy to the market. Ontario alone holds a third of the country, so a "national" campaign that treats every province equally is really an Ontario campaign with a rounding error. Start where your product already sells, work it properly, and expand province by province.