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Telecommunication in British Columbia

6 listings throughout British Columbia

Telecommunication businesses on FindYourCanada span 5 cities across British Columbia, with 6 listings in total.

Globalcom Services

5753 Beresford Street,
+1 604 559 0828

Globalcom Services Inc. is an outstanding telecommunication engineering services company, based in Vancouver British Columbia Canada. We are…

Kaslo infoNet Society (KiN)

Kaslo infoNet Society (KiN)

404 Front St, suite 1 upstairs. PO Box 1081
250-353-2305 (office)

for tech. support: call 250-353-1546 [(353)-1-K i N] to contact the billing department: email billing@kaslo.org or leave a message at the K…

Nordia Nanaimo

250-760-7012

Nordia is an industry leader among customer contact centres and has been at the forefront of advanced customer service solutions in the tele…

Sendum Wireless Corporation

Sendum Wireless Corporation

4500 Beedie Street
+1 (604) 438-9741

WHEN YOU MUST FIND IT! Sendum designs and manufactures wireless location devices for tracking people or things that you must find. Unlike …

South Island Cable

250-483-1409

South Island Cable is a regionally owned telecommunications company providing Cable TV, High Speed Internet and Telephone Services

The Mobile Shop Cranbrook

2100 17th St N
250 426-3735

Located In The Cranbrook SuperStore Near The Exit

Available in These Cities

Burnaby (2) · Cranbrook (1) · Kaslo (1) · Nanaimo (1) · Port Renfrew (1)

Telecommunication FAQs

Businesses listed under Telecommunication on our site offer the range of services typically associated with that category — check each listing's description and contact details for what a specific provider offers.

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