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TELUS announced a $500 million offering of senior unsecured Series CAD notes with a 10-year maturity, featuring a 2.05% interest rate. The notes, priced at $99.793 per $100 principal amount, will yield 2.073% annually and mature on October 7, 2030. Net proceeds will support general corporate purposes, including broadband network investments and repayment of commercial paper. The offering is expected to close around October 5, 2020. This transaction is not available in the U.S., and the notes have not yet been approved by Canadian securities regulators.

TELUS International has been named to the Constellation ShortList for Customer Experience Operations Services: Global in Q3 2020. This recognition highlights the company's commitment to delivering exceptional customer experiences through innovative digital solutions. TELUS International's team leverages next-gen technologies to drive impactful transformations for top brands globally. The CEO of TELUS International emphasized the honor of making the shortlist, underscoring their focus on empowering human experiences. TELUS reported $15 billion in annual revenue, positioning itself as a leader in customer service and technology.

TELUS has been crowned the fastest network globally, achieving an average 4G LTE download speed of 75.8 Mbps, surpassing South Korea's 5G average of 59 Mbps. By year-end, TELUS will bring its 5G network to 50 communities in Canada, offering speeds up to 1.7 Gbps. TELUS' investments in its network exceed $200 billion since 2000, with an additional $40 billion planned over the next three years. The firm aims to create 250,000 jobs and contribute $40 billion annually to the Canadian economy through its 5G expansion.

TELUS has been recognized as the fastest network globally, achieving an average 4G LTE download speed of 75.8 Mbps, surpassing South Korea’s 5G network at 59 Mbps. The company is set to roll out its 5G network across nearly 50 Canadian communities, with speeds reaching up to 1.7 Gbps by year-end. TELUS plans to invest an additional $40 billion over the next three years to enhance its 5G infrastructure, which could generate 250,000 jobs and contribute $40 billion annually to Canada's economy.

TELUS has been named the fastest network in the world by Opensignal, achieving an average 4G LTE download speed of 75.8 Mbps, surpassing South Korea’s 5G average of 59 Mbps.

By year-end, nearly 50 Canadian communities will access TELUS’ 5G network, boasting speeds up to 1.7 Gbps. TELUS plans to invest an additional $40 billion over three years to enhance its 5G network, projecting the creation of 250,000 jobs and contributing $40 billion to the economy annually.

TELUS has been recognized as the fastest network in the world by Opensignal, with an average 4G LTE download speed of 75.8 Mbps. This is notably faster than South Korea’s fastest 5G average of 59 Mbps. By the end of the year, nearly 50 communities in Canada will access TELUS’ 5G network, offering speeds up to 1.7 Gbps. The company continues to invest heavily in its infrastructure, with $40 billion allocated for 5G rollout, which is projected to create 250,000 jobs and contribute $40 billion annually to the Canadian economy.

TELUS has earned the title of the fastest network in the world, according to Opensignal, with an average 4G LTE download speed of 75.8 mbps. This performance exceeds South Korea's 5G average of 59 mbps. The company is expanding its 5G network, planning to cover nearly 50 communities in Canada by year-end, with speeds reaching up to 1.7 Gbps. TELUS has invested $200 billion since 2000 and will invest an additional $40 billion over the next three years to enhance connectivity and promote economic growth, estimated to create 250,000 jobs and contribute $40 billion annually to Canada's economy.

TELUS has been recognized as the fastest network globally by Opensignal, with average 4G LTE download speeds of 75.8 Mbps, surpassing South Korea's 5G average of 59 Mbps. By year-end, TELUS plans to expand its 5G network to 50 communities in Canada, achieving speeds up to 1.7 Gbps. This growth aligns with TELUS's commitment to invest $40 billion over three years to enhance digital infrastructure, projected to create 250,000 jobs and contribute $40 billion annually to the Canadian economy.

TELUS has been recognized as the fastest network globally, achieving an average 4G LTE download speed of 75.8 Mbps, outpacing South Korea's 5G network at 59 Mbps. By year-end, nearly 50 Canadian communities will benefit from TELUS' 5G network, offering speeds up to 1.7 Gbps. The company has invested nearly $200 billion in its network and plans to invest an additional $40 billion over the next three years. This expansion aims to drive innovation across various sectors, with estimates suggesting 5G could create 250,000 jobs and contribute $40 billion annually to Canada's economy.