Bell Canada
Bell Canada ( Enterprises) (BCE ) is a Canadian company based in Montreal, Quebec, offering telecommunications services. It is listed on the stock index S & P / TSX 60. Today, the company employs approximately 54,000 people.
History
In 1877, Alexander Graham Bell took over 75 % of the patents and rights of his father. Then Alexander Graham Bell decided with his best friend, the Reverend Thomas Henderson, to establish a telecommunications company in Canada. The company was one of the largest providers of Canada.
Subsidiaries ( selection)
- Bell Aliant
- Northwestel
- Télébec
- NorthernTel
Services
Among the services that are among the company offers:
- Bell Home Phone: Landline telephone connections and VoIP.
- Bell Mobility: Bell Mobility operates a mobile phone network in all provinces.
- Bell TV ( Bell ExpressVu ) offers satellite TV and pay TV with over 500 channels.
- Bell Internet: provides DSL Internet access at a speed between 500 Kbit / s to 25 Mbit / s.
- Bell Media: With Bell Media Bell Canada operates approximately 35 radio stations, and 50 television stations. Bell Media arose from the acquisition of CTV Globe Media.
Pictures of Bell Canada
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