TELUS

TELUS Corporation is a prominent Canadian telecommunications company, established in 1990 from the privatization of Alberta Government Telephones. Initially focused on Alberta, TELUS expanded through strategic mergers, notably with BC Telecom in 1999, becoming the second-largest telecom provider in Canada. The company is headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia.

TELUS offers a wide range of telecommunications services, including wireless mobile phone services, high-speed internet, traditional and VoIP voice services, and television entertainment through Optik TV. It also provides data and Internet Protocol services, along with technology solutions in health and agriculture through TELUS Health and TELUS Agriculture & Consumer Goods. The company serves over 20 million connected devices and has a diverse customer base, including residential, business, and public sector clients. TELUS is committed to innovation, having launched advanced wireless networks and emphasizing bundled product offerings to enhance customer retention.