The Vancouver-based company’s postpaid wireless subscriber base grew by 48,000 in the quarter, up 9.1 per cent over last year. Telus also added 22,000 high-speed internet customers and 6,000 Telus TV subscribers — about the same level as the first quarter of 2017. By comparison, Rogers and BCE’s Bell posted higher year-over-year growth in postpaid subscribers, customers who have signed fixed-term contracts and represent the vast majority of their wireless base. Article Continued BelowRogers Communications Inc. reported in April it added 95,000 net postpaid subscribers, up 58 per cent from a year earlier. It will pay 52.5 cents per share in July, up from 49.25 cents per share in July 2017 and 50.5 cents per share in January.

Source: thestar May 10, 2018 16:51 UTC