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Premier Alison Redford is embarking on a tour of Alberta to take the pulse of the province.
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The new Telus flagship store in downtown Toronto April 1, 2011. LTE is billed by industry players as the latest evolution in wireless technologies because it provides consumers with faster download speeds on such mobile devices as smartphones and tablet computers. For example, Telus estimated in its release that downloading a 600-megabyte music album with a 4G LTE-capable mobile device could be accomplished in as little as 3.5 minutes.=-
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Former B.C. premier Bill Vander Zalm poses for a photo outside the gates of Fantasy Gardens in Richmond, B.C., Wednesday, April 10, 2007.
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“ISPs provide Internet access to end-users,' The Supreme Court of Canada said in its ruling.'When providing access to the Internet, which is the only function of ISPs placed in issue by the reference question, they take no part in the selection, origination, or packaging of content.”
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