Trade tribunal rejects Telus complaint

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The Canadian International Trade Tribunal has ruled against Burnaby, BC-based Telus Corp. in a case related to a government contract. Telus had sought to overturn a $88 million contract awarded to rival Bell Canada by the Department of National Defence.

United States, Government regulation, Contracts & orders received, Financial Holding Companies, Offices of Bank Holding Companies, Holding Offices, Cases, Financial services industry, Financial services

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Telus wins prisons contract

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The Canadian International Trade Tribunal has awarded a huge prison phone card contract to Burnaby, BC-based Telus Corp. The contract previously had been awarded by the Correctional Services of Canada to Bell Canada.

New orders received, Telephone Communications, Telephone services, Prisons

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U.S. funds back wireless bid

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Two U.S. investment funds, Goldman Sachs and Co. and Providence Equity Partners Inc., are backing Montreal entrepreneur Joe Church's W2N Inc.'s development as a national data network.

Receipt of funds, Data Transmission Services, Finance, Telecommunications transmission technologies, W2N Inc.

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