BCE Inc. Bolsters Network Capabilities in Canada in Collaboration with Bell Mobility

BCE Inc. has strengthened it broadband network capabilities for rural and remote regions of Canada with the extension of the company’s services in the northern territory of Nunavut. This region, which forms the country’s Arctic Archipelago is sparsely populated. However, with the new program, the region will gain access to high mobile data speeds up to 100 mbps.

Bell Mobility, the service provider for BCE’s wireless service will make use of its infrastructure facilities for the expansion of the network. This is a strategic effort with the aim of fulfilling the commitment of the company to provide wireless network coverage in the remote and rural regions of Canada.

As it is the leading service provider for telecommunications industry in Canada, Bell Mobility is seeking to provide internet services to rural communities and small towns across the nation. Under its Wireless Home Internet Program, Bell is aiming to provide the services to approximately 1 million households in these regions spread across Manitoba, Atlantic Canada, Ontario, and Quebec.

Program to Benefit from Strategic Investments by BCE

BCE, which is the parent company for Bell Mobility is likely to benefit from the increasing activity in terms of the wireless business. In addition, BCE is also likely to gain subscribers, bolster tech upgrades, and reduce churn rates. The company is focusing increasingly on key strategic avenues such as creating competitive cost structures, investment in broadband services and network, better customer service, strengthening wireless service, widening media coverage, and making use of wireline momentum.

These moves will generate higher levels of revenue for every user, while also attracting more users for customers in the future. Both BCE and Telus Corporation have widened the LTE-M coverage in the United States through a collaboration with AT&T.

Through this collaboration with a major international carrier for LTE-M roaming network facilities Telus and Bell have generated new opportunities for faster growth in the sector if Internet of Things. These Canadian carriers will also gain substantially from the 5G deployments, for growth opportunities for users in the tech industry.