TELUS reports operational and financial results for second quarter 2021
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TELUS Tech for Good program expands across Canada to help connect and empower Canadians with disabilities TELUS Communications Inc; March of Dimes Canada Vancouver, British Columbia, CANADA
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VANCOUVER, British Columbia, May 31, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) In support of National AccessAbility Week, TELUS is announcing the national expansion of their
March of Dimes Canada. First launched in Alberta and British Columbia in 2018, this national expansion will support more Canadians with disabilities who require professional assistance to independently use or control their mobile device. The program offers customized recommendations, training, and support on mobile devices and, based on individual need, the assistive technology required for persons with disabilities to use their mobile device. Tech for Good enables equitable access to mobile devices, empowering people with disabilities to live, work, and play in our digital world.
What went down at the TL Insider Fireside Chat exploring Toronto’s homelessness crisis What went down at the TL Insider Fireside Chat exploring Toronto’s homelessness crisis
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During the pandemic, social inequities in Canada have become more apparent than ever before. Vulnerable populations in our cities have borne the brunt of Covid-19 due to gaps in the health care system and public health messaging lost in translation. On February 2, TL Insider welcomed experts from both the private and public sectors for an in-depth discussion on Toronto’s homelessness crisis amidst Covid-19, and the innovations in health care that are improving access for Toronto’s at-risk communities.