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The number of rings (or more specifically the amount of time your phone rings before going to voicemail) cannot be controlled by you, as Pauly correctly stated, but it can be controlled by Rogers. Most carriers, including Rogers, will allow a ringtone to be active for up to 30 seconds. Unfortunately, the default time limit is usually set to 15 seconds.
No problem, just call Rogers and ask them to extend your ringtone time to 30 seconds. 
I concede on this point. I knew it was a network-controlled feature as opposed to being in the user's control but apparently it cannot be changed, even by the network (Rogers) itself. In response to my inquiry, Rogers had this to say:
"The amount of time before a call is routed to voicemail is standardized and cannot be changed on our
network. It is a network dependant feature, and is the same for every device."
Seems weird to me but I'll be the first to admit when I'm wrong. 
