When you receive a call, and you (and the cellphone) are in your local calling area, then the cost is the same regardless of where the call originates from. If your next-door neighbour calls you, it costs you 20cents/min. If your friend in the Far East calls you, it costs you 20cents/min.

The only time you pay long distance charges when you receive a call is when you (and your cellphone) are outside your local calling area. For example, if you have a Toronto-area cellphone, and you're on a trip to Vancouver when someone calls your Toronto number, then you're charged long distance charges. But that has nothing to do with where the call originated from.