Four key telecom trends have emerged during the pandemic: a pivot towards the digital economy, reduced urban living, new ways of socializing, and the rise of remote work – all fuelling Canada’s digital evolution. The continued investment of telecom operators in building additional capacity and upgrading critical infrastructure is setting the stage for a resilient post-pandemic recovery in Canada.
Telecom Industry Contributes Over $70 Billion to Canada’s Economy and Supports Almost 600,000 Jobs
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