TELUS invests over $15 billion in British Columbia through 2030 network expansion

• TELUS outlined a plan to invest more than $15 billion in British Columbia through 2030 to expand network infrastructure, positioning it as part of a broader $66 billion Canada-wide buildout by 2030.
• The program includes extending PureFibre service over the next five years to more than 65 communities across the province.
• Wireless expansion calls for more than 45 new towers in partnership with Terrion, with upgrades at more than 400 sites in British Columbia this year.
• AI capacity is set to grow via three data-center facilities in British Columbia, including an AI factory in Kamloops due online later this year, with two additional Vancouver facilities planned.
• The company also flagged redevelopment of central office buildings into rental housing under its TELUS Living initiative.

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