TELUS Corporation introduces SmartEnergy, an innovative solution enabling Canadians to save on energy bills and reduce their environmental impact. This service leverages AI and smart devices to automate energy-saving routines, track consumption, and even earn rewards for contributing to a sustainable future.
TELUS has announced a significant expansion of its Health for Good program, committing $16 million through 2027 to address healthcare needs in underserved communities. This commitment includes the launch of a new mobile health clinic in partnership with ASK Wellness Society, bringing primary healthcare and harm reduction services to those experiencing homelessness in the BC Interior.
TELUS Corporation (TU) is expanding its high-speed internet reach in British Columbia, bringing its PureFibre service to Doig River First Nation and 14 other communities. This project, funded by the Pathways to Technology initiative, will provide residents with access to the digital economy and support TELUS’ wireless services, paving the way for future 5G technology.
Inflation is on the rise, and it’s hitting consumers hard. Phone bills are no exception, with the average American now spending $1,342 per year on their phone bill. This is up 5% from the previous year and has significantly topped the psychologically important $100 per month mark. While this is bad news for consumers, investors can protect themselves from this inflationary trend by investing in these three telecom stocks: Verizon Communications (VZ), American Tower (AMT), and Telus (TU). Verizon has a high-quality network that can offer more reliable coverage and faster data connections compared to rivals. The company has also turned the corner on its capital expenditure cycle, which has weighed on its free cash flow and dividend growth in recent years. American Tower is the world’s largest real estate investment trust within the specialized category of telecom and communications assets. The company controls more than 224,000 communications sites, and its business is primarily in operating cell phone towers. Telus is one of the three prominent Canadian telecommunications companies. The company has pricing power and has been able to increase customer spend, especially in this inflationary environment.
