Telus

TELUS Corporation, commonly known simply as TELUS, is a Canadian telecommunications company headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia. It provides wireless communications, data, internet, television, and business solutions to individual consumers, families, and enterprises across Canada. The company operates under the TELUS Mobility wireless brand and offers fixed internet and television services under TELUS Internet and Optik TV, along with health and business technology solutions such as TELUS Health and TELUS Business Solutions.

The modern TELUS traces its origins to the British Columbia Telephone Company (BC Tel) and the Alberta-based Telus entity. In 1999 BC Tel merged with Telus to form TELUS Corporation, and the TELUS brand was introduced in the following year. Through the ensuing years, TELUS expanded through a combination of acquisitions and organic growth to become one of Canada’s largest telecommunications providers, broadening its service footprint and product offerings.

TELUS operates a nationwide network that includes wireless service and extensive fixed-network infrastructure, including fibre-to-the-home in many regions. It competes primarily with Bell Canada and Rogers Communications in the Canadian market and has pursued ongoing investments in 5G technology and network modernization. The company also markets consumer and business plans, cloud and IT services, and healthcare technology via TELUS Health.

As a publicly traded company, TELUS is listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbol T and on the New York Stock Exchange under TU. It maintains a commitment to corporate social responsibility through programs such as the TELUS Community Fund and Days of Giving, emphasizing community investment and charitable initiatives.