How to call Canada from the US
Calling internationally doesn’t need to be difficult
Before you call...
Check these 3 things:
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Are you calling a mobile number?
If you’re calling a mobile number in Canada, you’ll need to add a 1 before the area code. -
Does the number have a trunk code?
A trunk code is a prefix added for domestic calls – you won’t need to dial it when calling internationally. -
Is your phone set up for international calls?
Not all phones come with international calling out of the box. With GoTo Connect, you get free international calling to 50+ countries.
Calling a mobile number
1. Dial exit code
Canada is part of the North American Numbering Plan (NANP), so the exit code is unnecessary.2. Dial country code
Canada’s country code is 1.3. Add area code
Use the table below for reference.4. Dial phone number
Finally, you’re ready to dial your number!
Calling a landline number
1. Dial exit code
Canada is part of the North American Numbering Plan (NANP), so the exit code is unnecessary.2. Dial country code
Canada’s country code is 1.3. Add area code
Use the table below for reference.4. Dial phone number
Finally, you’re ready to dial your number!
Canada area codes
| Alberta (Northern) | 780 | Ottawa | 613 |
| Alberta (Southern) | 403 | Prince Edward Island | 902 |
| British Columbia | 250, 604, 778 | Quebec | 450, 819 |
| Edmonton | 780 | Quebec City | 418 |
| London | 519 | Saskatchewan | 306 |
| Manitoba | 204 | Sherbrooke | 819 |
| Montreal | 514 | Thunder Bay | 807 |
| New Brunswick | 506 | Toronto (Greater) | 289, 905 |
| Newfoundland | 709 | Toronto (Metro) | 416, 647 |
| North Bay | 705 | Vancouver | 778 |
| Nova Scotia | 902 | Yukon & NW Territories | 867 |
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