Telus is planning to invest more than C$70bn ($51bn) in Canada to expand and enhance its network infrastructure and operations. As part of the investment strategy running through to 2029, Telus ...

"For more than 125 years, TELUS has been headquartered in Western Canada, building a legacy of advancing British Columbia's economic and social prosperity. Indeed, against a backdrop of ...

Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Mar 13, 2025. A Telus PureFibre van, branded with The fastest internet and a hummingbird logo, parked on a residential street next to a blue car Telus is investing more ...

Telus announced that its Telus TV experience is now available in Ontario and more regions of Quebec, expanding from Alberta and B.C. The carrier positions Telus TV as a "smart TV experience" that ...

TELUS Digital Experience (TELUS Digital) (NYSE:TIXT) has acquired Gerent, a U.S.-based Salesforce- (NYSE:CRM) focused consultancy that delivers enterprise-scale implementation and integration ...

(Reuters) - Telus is investing more than C$70 billion ($50.88 billion) in Canada over the next five years to expand its network infrastructure in the country, the telecom company said on Tuesday.

TELUS is investing more than CA$70 billion ($50.88 billion) in Canada over the next five years to expand its network infrastructure in the country, the telecom company said on Tuesday. The investment ...

Telus (NYSE:TU) Wednesday announced a strategic partnership with GTCR, supporting TELUS Health's recently announced acquisition of Workplace Options. GTCR to invest $200 million as part of the ...

Nearly 500 team members from nine countries volunteered at TELUS Days of Giving events on May 16-17, reflecting the company’s global commitment to positive social impact TELUS Digital has ...

Telus Inc. has acquired U.S.-based employee health services company Workplace Options for $500-million, as it continues to invest in its health services operations ahead of a possible spin-out or ...

Tucked up on the second floor of Telus’s T-T downtown Toronto tower is what might be one of the telecom giant’s most unusual projects: a doctor’s office. Up the escalator, through the glass ...