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Vancouver, BC – Photonic Inc., a leader in distributed quantum computing and communications technologies, today announced a new level of partnership with TELUS, a world-leading communications technology company powering next-generation connectivity and digital innovation. Together, the companies are jointly pursuing projects advancing quantum-secure networking capabilities and delivering quantum solutions that will provide social and economic value and transform industries worldwide.

DECEMBER 10, 2025 Vancouver, BC – TELUS and Qohash, Canada's leader in data security posture management, today announced a strategic partnership that will embed enhanced data protection into TELUS’ generative AI platform, Fuel iX ™, and enable users to leverage its AI capabilities with real-time visibility into how sensitive data is continuously protected.

Read about The TELUS Effect TELUS’ goal of helping build stronger and healthier communities is embedded in everything we do. Discover the impact we’re making, through our giving back initiatives as well as our world-leading tech and innovation.

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TELUS Global Ventures finds promising global startups and offers them more than just funding – it offers them TELUS’ massive network and expertise, and a built-in customer base. By the time you notice the acrid smell of wildfires, the damage has already begun – something many Canadians know all too well. That’s why early detection is a key factor in limiting wildfire spread. Cameras and satellites, however, often don’t provide enough warning for fire crews to react quickly enough.

Every day, new life begins at Ksyen Regional Hospital in Terrace, British Columbia. But for mothers like Mary, from the Kitsumkalum First Nation, with babies that are born premature, the start of their journey is far more challenging. Picture this: A frantic drive to Ksyen Regional Hospital ends with devastating news — the facility cannot support pre-term births. Mary faces a 90-minute flight to Vancouver alone, separated from her partner and family during one of life's most critical moments.

Story as it appears in the Toronto Star on November 14, 2024 Major life obstacles haven’t stopped 19-year-old James Svoboda from tirelessly pursuing his dreams and trying to make the world a better place. Svoboda, a first-generation Canadian, grew up watching his single mother struggle to pay the bills and care for him and his 11-year-old brother.