VANCOUVER – Telus announced this week it will invest $800,000 to launch mobile phone service to four small coastal B.C. communities in the coming months. The company is upgrading existing... Continue Reading
WHEN NBTEL FIRST CAME to market in 1998 with a digital TV product serving customers in Moncton and Saint John, N.B., the cable industry laughed. Sure, it was all-digital television,... Continue Reading
TORONTO – The spiffy new Treo 700wx from Palm was launched in Canada with Bell Mobility today. It has a big (for a handheld), bright touch-screen. It's a smart phone... Continue Reading
SAN FRANCISCO – Just four percent of Canadian mobile phone subscribers and three percent of American cell customers use their handsets to shoot video, says research firm Telephia. To some,... Continue Reading
VANCOUVER – Telus launched a pair of products today that will help lost customers find where they're going and let parents electronically track their kids. Navigator and Kid Find are... Continue Reading
TORONTO – By the end of this year, cablecos are expected to have 12% of residential telephone subscribers in Canada, while telcos will have 2% of TV subs, a report... Continue Reading
VANCOUVER – Members of the British Columbia Government and Service Employees’ Union working at a subsidiary of Telus have reached a tentative agreement. The BCGEU members work at Telus Sourcing... Continue Reading
RIMOUSKI, QC - After hiring 40 agents in May to staff its Rimouski contact centre, Telus held a second career fair September 22 and 23, looking for more workers. The... Continue Reading
TORONTO – After bobbing and weaving through a very successful first year, Canada's The Fight Network looks to be a budding media empire. The company – which launched a year... Continue Reading
VANCOUVER – The people living on Haida Gwaii, also known as the Queen Charlotte Islands, will have high speed Internet service from Telus later this year thanks to a recent... Continue Reading
