TELUS invests more than $14 billion in Alberta network expansion through 2030

• TELUS outlined a plan to invest more than $14 billion in Alberta through 2030 to expand network infrastructure and operations, part of a wider $66 billion Canada-wide program.
• The buildout includes more than 45 new wireless towers with Terrion, upgrades at more than 400 Alberta sites this year, further expansion of its PureFibre footprint.
• It also highlighted scaling Canadian-controlled AI compute capacity via its Sovereign AI Factory, citing sold-out capacity at its Rimouski, Quebec facility following a September 2025 launch.
• The company also pointed to its copper retirement program, including recycling that it said cut 9,300 tonnes of emissions, alongside plans to redevelop former central office buildings into rental housing under its TELUS Living initiative.

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