The Canadian Telecommunications Association (CTA) is an organization that collaborates with stakeholders to ensure that Canada remains a global leader in telecommunications. Their mission is to inform Canadians about the importance of a healthy and sustainable telecommunications sector to Canada's economic prosperity and social development. They emphasize the significance of facilities-based competition in delivering broad network coverage, high-quality services, and affordability for consumers.

The CTA advocates on behalf of its members and raises awareness among Canadians about the various contributions made by the telecom sector to the country's economic growth, innovation, social well-being, and sustainability. Their work encompasses three key pillars: promotion and advocacy, consumer services and programs, and research and education. The association's membership includes carriers, manufacturers, and other companies involved in Canada's telecommunication networks.

The CTA is guided by a dedicated team and a board of directors that provide governance and strategic direction. Canada's telecom industry has had a transformative impact on people's lives and is a significant contributor to the country's economy and social development. The industry contributes $74.

9 billion to Canada's GDP and supports 650,000 jobs. The CTA facilitates various programs and initiatives aimed at enhancing accessibility, safety, and consumer protection. They are committed to building a better future for Canadians through connectivity.

Contact the Canadian Telecommunications Association at 180 Elgin Street, Suite 1100, Ottawa, Ontario, K2P 2K3, Canada