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The Government of British Columbia has chosen TELUS to provide broadband access points to 119 communities in the province that currently have no access to broadband services. TELUS will invest $110 million in the province through this initiative. By connecting these communities by the end of 2006, the B.C. Government will have bridged the digital divide identified by the Premiers Technology Council. And that's just one of the ways TELUS demonstrates its commitment to the people, businesses and communities of British Columbia.
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The Government of British Columbia's Commercial Vehicle Safety Enforcement Unit knew that there was a better way to capture data about the more than 35,000 vehicles stopped for inspections each year on the province's roads. However, there wasn't a single complete solution available. One would have to be created specifically for them, by a private sector organization willing to forge the partnerships that would be necessary to make it a reality.
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Canada's largest academic health region recently entered into a strategic alliance with TELUS that is delivering significant benefits for everyone. Capital Health is providing enhanced services to Albertans and other Canadians, drawing on its close relationship with TELUS to create innovative new health care solutions.
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The Northern Alberta Institute of Technology has to reach students on four campuses in Edmonton and five in North-western Alberta. Read how their alliance with TELUS has enabled distance learning, while also generating revenue for the Institute by providing much needed facilities for business.
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The City of London, Ontario, had a Centrex contract that was expiring, some end-of-life telecommunications equipment that was due for replacing and the need for new telecommunications solutions for a seniors home that was being redeveloped. With so many simultaneous challenges facing them, they needed more than another provider. They needed a partner.
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