Just when you thought Canada's wireless industry had all agreed (nudge, nudge, wink, wink) to "pricing stability", Virgin Mobile Canada comes and wrecks the party by offering a new pre-paid plan featuring 10¢ a minute calls (plus a 40¢ a day fee). It's a huge drop given Virgin was charging 25¢ for the first five minutes and 15¢ afterwards. So what does it mean? For one, the CEOs of the big three- Telus, Bell Mobility and and Rogers - probably had a collective temper tantrum, crossed Virgin Canada CEO Andrew Black of their Christmas lists and did some ARPU recalculations. As for Virgin, it's difficult to tell what it means. The 10¢ a minute plan - known as Day2Day - is part of the Virgin U.S. rate package so the Canadian offering is not new. Then again, you hear so little about how Virgin is doing in Canada - partly because the target audience is the teen set and that's a demographic I have no insight into. If you talk to Rogers and Telus, they'll tell you their pre-paid sales have not been affected but I wouldn't expect them to say otherwise.