Phone prefixes in Pointe-Claire, QC

Pointe-Claire, QC is a rate centre in the Canadian numbering plan. CNAC records 40 in-service prefixes there, held by 14 carriers and spread across 3 area codes (514, 438, 263).

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In numbers

In-service prefixes
40
Telephone numbers covered
400,000
Carriers
14
Area codes
3
Provinces and territories
1
First assignment
May 28, 2001
Most recent assignment
October 12, 2023

Area codes

Who holds these numbers

Bell Canada holds the largest share at 8 prefixes, 20.0% of the total, ahead of 13 other carriers.

CarrierPrefixesShareFirst assigned
Bell Canada820.0 %
Iristel Inc.615.0 %2008
Fibernetics Corporation410.0 %2009
IXICA Communications Inc.410.0 %2017
TELUS Quebec37.5 %2001
Videotron Ltd.37.5 %2002
Distributel25.0 %2009
Fido Solutions Inc.25.0 %2001
ISP Telecom Inc.25.0 %2006
Zayo Canada Inc.25.0 %2006
FGLTEL Inc.12.5 %2022
InnSysVoice Corp12.5 %2015
Rogers Communications Canada Inc. (Cable)12.5 %2003
TekSavvy Solutions Inc12.5 %2015

Allocated prefixes

All 40 in-service prefixes, grouped by rate centre.

Pointe-Claire, QC

263-500 · 263-888 · 438-237 · 438-242 · 438-255 · 438-256 · 438-265 · 438-329 · 438-447 · 438-500 · 438-538 · 438-552 · 438-601 · 438-618 · 438-667 · 438-739 · 438-893 · 514-319 · 514-426 · 514-427 · 514-428 · 514-429 · 514-457 · 514-459 · 514-500 · 514-505 · 514-534 · 514-541 · 514-558 · 514-630 · 514-671 · 514-674 · 514-693 · 514-694 · 514-695 · 514-697 · 514-698 · 514-782 · 514-783 · 514-900

Nearby rate centres

Rate centreProvincePrefixesCarriers
MontrealQC1,27223
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SherbrookeQC10417
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ChicoutimiQC6416
GranbyQC5216
AlmaQC4813
JolietteQC4816
St-JeromeQC4612
DrummondvilleQC4517
St-HyacintheQC4217

Allocation source: Canadian Numbering Administrator (CNAC), the registry that records which carrier a central-office code was originally issued to. An allocation says who was issued the prefix, not who serves the number today: numbers can be ported between carriers, and caller ID can be spoofed outright.