Wireless Communications Make Canada Stronger

Wireless has spawned a communications revolution. And certainly, in a country as large as ours, any technology that brings us closer also makes us stronger. Particularly since Canada has some of the most advanced wireless networks in the world.

But the story doesn’t end there. The economic contribution of Canada’s wireless industry is equally profound. It contributes $43 billion and roughly 261,000 jobs to the economy. We invest in the country and in our people. A strong signal for a stronger Canada.

$43

Billion 

Total economic value for the Canadian economy generated by Canada’s wireless industry.

$2.5

Billion 

The wireless industry’s capital expenditures in 2010 alone.

26

Million 

The number of Canadian cell phone subscribers.

1.3

Million km2

The area covered by Canada’s wireless networks.

99%

  

The percentage of the Canadian population that has access to wireless services

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