When was telus created

This month marks the start of the 14th annual TELUS Days of Giving where 40, TELUS team members and retirees worldwide will volunteer at thousands of activities to help create more sustainable communities across Canada and around the world.

In , 36, TELUS volunteers participated in TELUS Days of Giving events across Canada, and supported their communities through nearly 2, initiatives including sorting 68, pounds of food at food banks, filling 13, backpacks with school supplies for children in need and serving , healthy meals to feed the hungry.

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T-Net : Home. Member Login Employer Login. Company Profile. Overview News Other Key Statistics. Type of Company: Type:. Information and Communications Technologies InfoTech. Giving back is an essential part of our corporate DNA and the foundation of our caring culture.

We are agile and approachable by design. All of our client programs receive executive priority and ongoing senior management attention. The majority of our operational team leaders are Six Sigma trained, focused on transformation and execution excellence.

Specializing in fast-growing tech brands, Voxpro expands our locations in the U. To meet client demands for onshore support and Spanish-language requirements, TI refurbishes a , sq ft.

In addition to the U. TELUS parent co. TELUS named most outstanding philanthropic corporation with global award. TELUS wireline and wireless subsidiaries complete asset transfer. TELUS acquires market-leading bill integration firm. This is the first step toward creating a leading national telecommunications company. Consumer Internet service is launched. Long distance telephone competition commenced in Alberta. Conventional competitive cellular phone service launched in Alberta. The first touch-tone service in western Canada introduced.

The Alberta Government Telephones Commission was established, ending direct government management of the provincial system.