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Telus has recently introduced 5G access to its flanker brand, Koodo, with affordable plans starting at per month. This move expands the 5G network availability to more customers and provides them with faster and more reliable connectivity.

In addition, Xplore has updated multiple towers in Ontario with its own 5G network, enhancing the coverage and performance of their telecommunications services in the region.

Rogers, meanwhile, has responded to a wrongful dismissal lawsuit from a former executive by pointing out performance shortcomings. The lawsuit was filed due to alleged inadequate response from the company.

The collaboration between EH!Tel and North Frontenac Telephone Corporation has successfully completed high-speed internet projects, benefiting a significant number of homes and businesses in Dufferin County and Caledon, Ontario.

Bell has experienced growth in its mobile subscriber count, reaching a total of 10 million, thanks to new mobile activations in the second quarter of 2023.

Telus is not only expanding its 5G network to Koodo but also joining the recent network expansions of Virgin Plus and Freedom Mobile. This expansion enables more customers to access 5G services.

In government news, Canada and the North West Territories have invested .7 million to provide high-speed fiber optic connection to Tuktoyaktuk, improving internet connectivity in the region.

For those looking for deals on internet and mobile services, Bell is currently offering various discounts for students. This includes a per month plan with 50GB of data for their 5G mobile services.

These developments in the telecom industry highlight the ongoing efforts to improve connectivity and provide better services to customers across Canada.

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