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A One-on-One With The CEO Of The Canadian Wireless Telecommunication Association - The Simi Sara Show - Mar 31st

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A ONE-ON-ONE WITH THE CEO OF THE CANADIAN WIRELESS TELECOMMUNICATION ASSOCIATION   A staggering number of Canadians now own cell phones. According to the Canadian Wireless Telecommunications Association, as of 2015 there were 29,202,796 wireless subscribers across the country. Statistics Canada said for the same year there were only 35,851,800 people in the whole country.   Canadian consumers are among the heaviest users of wireless services in the world, and that demand continues to explode. To ensure that Canadian consumers and businesses have access to the technology they need, the wireless sector will continue to invest billions of dollars each year to keep the country's wireless networks among the best the world has to offer. Strategic government policies can facilitate additional investment in wireless network infrastructure and support innovation and economic development across Canada.   As President and CEO of CWTA, Bernard Lord is a champion for wireless telecommunications development in Canada. He firmly believes that wireless telecommunications generate economic growth and prosperity while improving our personal lives and enhancing our communities. Mr. Lord has often been recognized as a national leader and consensus builder. He served two terms as Premier of New Brunswick from 1999 until 2006, and was elected four times as a Member of the New Brunswick Legislative Assembly.   Bernard Lord CEO of Canadian Wireless Telecommunication Association

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