Telus is making a significant investment in Ontario, with plans to inject over $24 billion into expanding and enhancing its network infrastructure and operations in the province over the next five years. This commitment follows similar investments of $10 billion in Quebec and $17 billion in British Columbia.
Darren Entwistle, President and CEO of Telus, emphasized the importance of a reliable network in keeping Ontarians connected to what matters most. He stated, “At Telus, we know that a reliable and powerful network is essential in keeping Ontarians connected to the people, information, and resources that matter most.”
Key points about Telus’ investment in Ontario include:
– A total commitment of $73 billion across Canada by 2028.
– Improvement of the 5G network using ORAN technology.
– Utilization of AI for planning new network builds to optimize coverage and performance.
– Introduction of new cell towers in Ottawa and Windsor.
Telus has a history of investing in Ontario, with more than $68 billion allocated since 2000 for network infrastructure, operations, and spectrum development. This ongoing investment underscores Telus’ dedication to providing cutting-edge telecommunications services to Canadians.
By continuously enhancing its network capabilities and embracing innovative technologies, Telus aims to ensure seamless connectivity for its customers across Ontario and beyond. Stay tuned for more updates on how Telus is shaping the future of telecommunications in Canada.
