Earlier this week, Rogers announced expansion of its LTE coverage across Canada and today, Telus has announced the launch of its 4G LTE wireless network across a large number of cities across the country.
Here’s the list:
British Columbia:
Kamloops
Vernon
Armstrong
Enderby
Nanaimo
Duncan
Parksville
North Saanich
Metchosin
Colwood
Sydney
Mill Bay
Cobble Hill
Chemainus
Crofton
Ladysmith
Lantzville
Gabriola Island
Prince George
Vancouver Island (Parksville to Victoria)
Alberta:
Red Deer
Ontario:
Windsor
Telus has announced that it will bring LTE technology to nearly 90 per cent of the BC’s population by the end of 2012. Similarly, 80 per cent of Alberta residents are expected to have access by the end of this year.
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