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poker191, please do a little research before posting information like on your last line.
http://www.bell.ca/Bell_Internet/Internet_access
As you can see, bell fiber, while having HIGHER caps that rogers, still does have caps on usage.
Only a few of the 3rd party providers currently provide unlimited.. often for slightly more $ than the equiv bell/rogers, at the same download speed.
But these are often limited sometimes on the areas that they do cover.. and they also rent the lines from Bell or rogers, so if you have a general service/outage issue due to lines, etc in your area, switching to them may not fix your problem.
We can only hope they do!
Though, i did read into it a little more
Its only that price, if you have 3 services with them, $30 otherwise. (and really, its $30 with a 20 credit, with 3 services.. i worry that credit will disapear at some point 
).
So may depend on what you have.
But hopefuly its a move in the right direction.. them doing it, in the long run will HOPEFULY force the change here as well.
No argument that its a good move on their part 
and i hope rogers follows along.
This seems to be more along the lines of others who have unlimited plans (techsavvy, etc).. X amount for regular plan, or a little more for same speeds, but unlimited cap.
ME, it wouldnt really effect me, as i never go anywhere near my cap as it is.. but like you said, its nice to know that if there is no cap, your not always having that thought in your mind 'will i go over?'
