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Looking to work alongside various charities? Kick start your marketing and content curation career by joining our team in Ottawa as our new Charity Outreach Coordinator. More details can be found here: charityvillage.com/app/job-listin… Retweeted by CWTA / ACTS
#BellLetsTalk celebrates its 10th anniversary this year! Since the launch of #BellLetsTalk in 2011, @Bell has committed $100,695,763.75 to mental health funding. The theme of #BellLetsTalk in 2020 is Mental Health: Every Action Counts. Learn more at: Bell.ca/LetsTalk
Sending a warm welcome to Mirko Bibic on his first official day as the new President & CEO of @Bell, with thanks to his predecessor George Cope for his contributions to #CdnWireless. We look forward to working with Mr. Bibic, and wish to congratulate Mr. Cope on his retirement.
#5G promises widespread economic and quality-of-life benefits for all Canadians. Unlocking 5G’s potential in urban and rural Canada will depend on 3 key actions: encouraging innovation, encouraging investment and enabling ecosystem development. bit.ly/2Os1JPa
This week, @CWTAwireless President and CEO @RobertGhiz was pleased to sit down with Pontiac MP @WillAAmos, parliamentary secretary to Minister @NavdeepSBains, to discuss #5G economic and environmental benefits.
#5G-powered technologies like Fixed Wireless Access will significantly expand rural broadband connectivity, increasing GDP growth throughout Canada (including a $430M GDP increase in Newfoundland and Labrador). bit.ly/2Os1JPa
