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Telecom companies have been busy expanding their services in Canada this past week. Here are some of the latest developments:
Business
SaskTel has launched its infiNET service in Meadow Lake, Saskatchewan, offering fast and reliable internet access to the community.
iOS 17 will introduce Live Voicemail, a feature that displays an incoming call’s transcript. This will be available to all Canadians with compatible devices, regardless of their carrier.
Rogers and Shaw have donated $100,000 to Big Brothers Big Sisters of Calgary and Area, thanks to a charity concert featuring Darius Rucker. It’s great to see Canadian telecom companies giving back to their communities.
The police force in Quebec City has asked residents to turn off the Emergency SOS function, as an increase in mistaken 911 calls has put a strain on emergency services.
Rogers has proposed a plan to provide wireless access to all TTC riders, making it easier for commuters to stay connected on their daily commute.
Telus has shared more information about its $18.5 billion investment in British Columbia, which will help bring high-speed internet to more residents.
Northwestel has expanded its fibre internet services to Nahanni Butte and Aklavik in the Northwest Territories, improving access to reliable internet in remote areas.
Deals
Virgin Plus is offering a 50% discount on home internet plans, making it more affordable for Canadians to stay connected from home.
Fido is offering existing customers a $60/60GB plan, providing an affordable option for those who need a lot of data.
Bell is offering a $65/55GB plan, but it’s only available if you buy a phone. If you’re in the market for a new device, this may be a good deal for you.
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