Late last month, Telus announced it will invest $19 billion in Alberta through 2027.
While the telecom giant previously stated the funds would go towards network infrastructure, operations, and spectrum, it’s now providing a breakdown of the specific cities that will benefit.
The company is investing $155 million in Calgary, $137 million in Edmonton, and $13 million in Leduc.
“As a company that has been headquartered in Western Canada for more than 125 years, Telus’ $19 billion investment in Alberta will further amplify the superiority of our world-leading wireless and PureFibre networks, enabling vital connectivity for millions of citizens,” Darren Entwistle, Telus’ CEO, said.
The company is also making investments in Ontario, Québec, and B.C.
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Source: Telus
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