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TELUS bets that faster internet, wider wireless coverage, and a growing health-tech arm can turn a traditional phone company into a steadier, more diverse business. The upside rests on pulling off expensive network upgrades and making new health and tech services pay off while competition and regulation squeeze prices.Read more

Rogers could get a boost from putting its recent merger to work, selling non-core assets, and rolling out new wireless services that reach customers it couldn’t serve well before. But tougher rules, a crowded Canadian telecom market, and heavy debt could still limit how much the business can grow.Read more

BCE’s old-school TV business keeps shrinking while competition heats up, and that puts more pressure on the rest of its telecom services to carry the load. The big question is whether heavy spending on faster internet and next‑gen mobile networks can offset weaker demand and tougher rules—or end up squeezing cash and flexibility for years.Read more

Cogeco faces a tougher road as regulators push rivals onto its networks, competition heats up, and customers keep moving away from traditional cable. See why these pressures could squeeze profits even as the company tries to grow with network upgrades and cost cuts.Read more

Key Takeaways Rapid adoption of bundled wireless and network expansion is likely to drive stronger customer growth and revenue acceleration than generally expected. Continued efficiency gains, digital transformation, and product upselling create substantial potential for outperformance in both margins and long-term earnings.Read more

Key Takeaways Shifts to streaming and demographic challenges are eroding legacy revenue streams and capping long-term growth potential. High debt, regulatory pressures, and intense competition constrain margins and threaten returns on major network investments.Read more

Key Takeaways End of investment cycle boosts free cash flow, enabling debt reduction and share buybacks to enhance future earnings. U.S.-Canada synergies, digitization, and wireless expansion expected to improve margins and revenue growth.Read more

Key Takeaways Expanding fiber network and AI-driven solutions are fueling revenue growth, margin expansion, and diversification into high-margin enterprise segments. Digital automation and bundled offerings are reducing costs, increasing customer retention, and enhancing earnings resilience.Read more

Key Takeaways Expanded rural wireless coverage and advanced infrastructure investments position Rogers to capture new subscribers and drive growth through innovative services and connectivity. Cost efficiencies, disciplined deleveraging, and potential sports/media asset monetization support higher earnings, margin improvement, and investment capacity for future opportunities.Read more