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Telus announces $100M for fibre connections in B.C.

Briefs | 03/10/2015 9:10 pm EDT

Telus Corp. is spending $100 million to provide access to a fibre optic network to 90 per cent of the homes and businesses in the British Columbia communities of Kelowna and West Kelowna, it said Tuesday.

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