Community

My journey to help save lives

June 12

There’s no feeling quite like ride day. This is my fifth year being a part of the Motorcycle Ride for Dad, a national event that raises money for prostate cancer research and awareness. The buzz at the starting line-up is indescribable. It’s where chrome meets leather and where rubber meets the pavement. There are so [...]

Community

The Royal Occasion – Music appreciation at its finest

By Janelle Watkins

June 12

Anyone who knows me at all, knows that I am passionate about the arts and in particular, trying to ensure that the beauty of arts and culture isn’t lost to the emerging generations. As a child growing up and learning to play the piano, I recall that it was always with a sound of hushed [...]

Public policy

CRTC strikes a good balance in its Consumer Wireless Code

By Ted Woodhead

June 10

Last week the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) released its much-anticipated consumer Wireless Code, and we think they got most of it right. The Code creates meaningful and enforceable rights for consumers coast-to-coast without unnecessarily limiting the flexibility of service providers to respond to their ever-changing needs. TELUS has been a strong advocate of [...]

Community

Stepping up for a life without diabetes

By Julie Moore

June 8

When I first noticed unusual symptoms in my son Liam, then 6, there was little cause for concern. He was generally a healthy child, but we started to notice that he always seemed to be thirsty and even a little sluggish at times. But, there were no major alarms bells that would tell a parent [...]