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The Cogeco logo is seen in Montreal on October 22, 2020/The Canadian Press


August 20, 2024 Tags:

Cogeco Inc. has announced new partnerships with a major national wireless network operator and Eastlink as part of its strategy to expand its wireless services across Canada.

These agreements mark a significant step for Cogeco, which aims to bring wireless connectivity to over 4.2 million Canadians in Ontario and Quebec who are already within its cable service area.

Under a five-year deal with the national wireless network operator, Cogeco will gain access to its wireless infrastructure. Additionally, the company has secured a five-year agreement with Eastlink to utilize its wireless technology platforms.

With these partnerships, Cogeco will be able to offer a comprehensive range of telecommunications services to customers in areas where it already provides cable services. The company plans to share more details and expected rollout dates in the near future.

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