Looks like Rogers is gearing up for the iPhone launch and have seeded their internal staff with some initial pricing information on data plans. The good folks over on ehMac have all the details but the important bits are below:

Pricing and Plans
Device Pricing:
$199 8GB and $299 16GB for new activations and qualified upgrades with existing 2 or 3-year agreements.

Data Plans and Pricing:
The iPhone 3G will be activated on existing Rogers and Fido voice rate plans, but new data plans have been created for the 3G device.

All iPhone 3G customers are required to have one of the new data plans and qualifying voice plan.
Customers intending to use the iPhone 3G for access to corporate e-mail, business applications, or access to corporate intranet are required to activate with Enterprise Data Plan for iPhone.
SUP service discounts for both voice and data plans will apply to iPhone 3G.
RAC service discounts for voice and data will apply to iPhone 3G, when on a qualifying data plan.
Ambassadors will not get a discount on device purchase for iPhone 3G.
Data Pricing will be as follows:

Consumer Data Plan must be added to qualified voice plan:
$30 – Unlimited Data E-mail/Web, includes Visual Voicemail when subscribed to any voicemail service.

Enterprise Data Plan must be added to qualified voice plan:
$45 – Unlimited Data with personal and corporate e-mail, web, includes Visual Voicemail when subscribed to any voicemail service.

Upgrade Eligibility and Qualified Upgrade Pricing
Upgrade eligibility will be determined based on standard upgrade eligibility rules. Customers must be upgrade eligible to receive the qualified upgrade pricing. However, not all customers will be qualified upgrades. Rogers has not determined the price of the 3G device for non-qualified upgrades.

All customers will be required to sign a 3-year agreement. There will not be a “no commitment” price or a 2-year agreement for the iPhone 3G.

Activation Process
The new 3G device will be activated in store in Rogers, Fido and Apple stores. Customers must accept Rogers and Apple terms of service, sign a 3-year agreement, and select the data plan for the iPhone 3G before leaving the store. A short tether process to unbrick the 3G device will be performed in all Rogers and Fido stores tether cords will be provided. Apple stores will also perform this tether process, however in the event that a customer’s device is not tethered in the Apple store, their device will be inoperable until they get home and tether through iTunes. Prepaid will not be allowed on the iPhone 3G device.

In general, this looks almost identical to the contracts that AT&T are working with in the US. If you dig deeper into the ehMac forum you’ll also find that these details are very similar to a number of European contracts. From all accounts it seems that Apple may be dictating the “user experience” and demanding reasonable data rates and features. If this ends up being the real deal, there will be many happy Canadian iPhone owners.

Update - So far there is no evidence that this is a hoax, but take it with a grain of salt until we get 100% confirmation from Rogers.