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GENERAL TARIFF CRTC 21461 26Th Revised Page 508-1 Cancels 25Th GENERAL TARIFF CRTC 21461 26th Revised Page 508-1 Cancels 25th Revised Page 508-1 Dedicated Network Services Section V ITEM 508 Forbearance of Interexchange Private Line Services ITEM 508.1 Forborne Routes In Telecom Decisions CRTC 97-20, 2003-29, 2004-2, 2004-3, 2004-12, 2004-39, 2005-18, 2005-44, 2006-18, 2007-57, 2008-44, 2008-111, 2009-355, 2009-712, 2010-388, 2011-370, 2011-744, 2012-327, 2012-664, 2013-276, 2013-636, 2014-266, 2014-607, 2015-234, 2015-499, 2016-213, 2016-452, 2017-210, 2017-210-1, 2018-63-1, 2018-367 and Telecom Orders CRTC 99-913, 99-1041, 2000-632 and 2000-736, the CRTC provided forbearance from regulation for a number of Interexchange Private Line (IXPL) services. Pursuant to these directives, IXPL services are forborne C between any two of the exchanges identified below, and between any exchange identified below and | any point (exchange or border crossing) outside TELUS’ incumbent serving territory (with the | exception of points within the incumbent serving territory of Northwestel) | Exchanges between which IXPL routes are forborne 100 Mile House, BC F Boyle, AB F Bragg Creek, AB | Breton, AB | Brooks, AB | Brownvale, AB | Abbotsford, BC | Acadia Valley, AB | Acme, AB | Airdrie, AB | Alberta Beach, AB | Calgary, AB | Aldergrove, BC | Calmar, AB | Alix, AB | Camrose, AB | Anzac, AB | Canmore, AB | Ardrossan, AB | Carbon, AB | Ashmont, AB | Cardston, AB | Assumption, AB | Caroline, AB | Athabasca, AB | Castlegar, BC | Castor, AB | Cessford, AB | Champion, AB | Chauvin, AB | Baie-Comeau, QC | Chilliwack, BC | Banff, AB | Chipewyan Lake, AB | Barons, AB | Chipman, AB | Barrhead, AB | Coadale, AB | Bashaw, AB | Cochrane, AB | Bassano,AB | Cold Lake, AB | Bawlf, AB | Conklin, AB | Beaverlodge, AB | Consort, AB | Berwyn, AB | Coronation, AB | Big Valley, AB | Courtenay, BC | Birch Mountain, AB | Coutts, AB | Blackie, AB | Cranbrook, BC | Bonanza, AB | Cremona, AB | Bonaventure, QC | Creston, BC | Bonnyville, AB | Crossfield, AB | Bow Island, AB | Crowsnest Pass, AB | Filing Date: 2019 04 24 Effective Date: 2019 04 24 GENERAL TARIFF CRTC 21461 23rd Revised Page 508-2 Cancels 22nd Revised Page 508-2 Dedicated Network Services Section V ITEM 508 Forbearance of Interexchange Private Line Services ITEM 508.1 Forborne Routes Dawson Creek, BC F Gaspé, QC F Daysland, AB | Gift Lake, AB | Debolt, AB | Gleichen, AB | Delburne, AB | Glendon, AB | Dixonville, AB | Glenwood, AB | Donnacona, QC | Grand Centre, AB | Drayton Valley, AB | Grande Cache, AB | Drumheller, AB | Grande Prairie, AB | Duchess, AB | Granum, AB | Duncan, BC | Grassy Lake, AB | Grimshaw, AB | Grouard, AB | Eaglesham, AB | Eckville, AB | Edmonton International Airport, AB | Haney, BC | Edmonton, AB | Hanna, AB | Edson, AB | Hardisty, AB | Elk Point, AB | Hauterive, QC | Elkwater, AB | Hay Lakes, AB | Elnora, AB | Heinsburg, AB | Empress, AB | High Level, AB | Enchant, AB | High Prairie, AB | Evansburg, AB | High River, AB | Hines Creek, AB | Hobbema, AB | Hughenden, AB | Faust, AB | Fairview, AB | Fernie, BC | Foremost, AB | Innisfail, AB | Forestburg, AB | Irricana, AB | Fort Chipewyan, AB | Irvine, AB | Fort MacKay, AB | Fort MacLeod, AB | Fort McMurray, AB | Fort St. John, BC | Fort Vermilion, AB | Jean D’Or Prairie, AB | Fox Creek, AB | Joussard, AB | Fox Lake, AB | Ft. Saskatchewan, AB | Filing Date: 2019 04 24 Effective Date: 2019 04 24 GENERAL TARIFF CRTC 21461 18th Revised Page 508-3 Cancels 17th Revised Page 508-3 Dedicated Network Services Section V ITEM 508 Forbearance of Interexchange Private Line Services ITEM 508.1 Forborne Routes Kamloops, BC F Namao, AB F Kananaskis, AB | Nampa, AB | Keephills, AB | Nanaimo, BC | Keg River, AB | Nelson, BC | Kelowna, BC | New Norway, AB | Killam, AB | New Sarepta, AB | Kinuso, AB | New Westminster, BC | Kitimat, BC | Newton, BC | Kitscoty, AB | Nisku, AB | Niton Junction, AB | Nobleford, AB | North Vancouver, BC | Lac La Biche, AB | Lacombe, AB | La Crête, AB | Ladner, BC | Okotoks, AB | Lake Louise, AB | Olds, AB | Langdon, AB | Onoway, AB | Langley, BC | Oyen, AB | Leduc, AB | Legal, AB | Lethbridge, AB | Little Buffalo Lake, AB | Lloydminster, AB | Parksville, BC | Lomond, AB | Peace River, AB | Longview, AB | Peerless Lake, AB | Lougheed, AB | Peers, AB | Penticton, BC | Percé, QC | Picture Butte, AB | Pincher Creek, AB | Manning, AB | Plamondon, AB | Mannville, AB | Ponoka, AB | Marwayne, AB | Port Coquitlam, BC | Matane, QC | Prince George, BC | Mayerthorpe, AB | Provost, AB | McLennan, AB | Medicine Hat, AB | Milk River, AB | Montmagny, QC | Morinville, AB | Morley, AB | Quesnel, BC | Morrin, AB | Mundare, AB | Filing Date: 2019 04 24 Effective Date: 2019 04 24 GENERAL TARIFF CRTC 21461 18th Revised Page 508-4 Cancels 17th Revised Page 508-4 Dedicated Network Services Section V ITEM 508 Forbearance of Interexchange Private Line Services ITEM 508.1 Forborne Routes Radway, AB F St. Albert, AB F Rainbow Lake, AB | St. Paul, AB | Red Deer, AB | Standard, AB | Red Earth, AB | Standoff, AB | Redwater,AB | St-Augustin-de-Desmaures, QC | Revelstoke, BC | Stavely, AB | Richmond, BC | Ste-Anne-des-Monts, QC | Rimbey, AB | Ste-Marie-de-Beauce, QC | Rimouski, QC | Stettler, AB | Rocky Mountain House, AB | St-Georges-de-Beauce, QC | Rockyford, AB | St-Henri-de-Lévis, QC | Rycroft, AB | Stirling, AB | Ryley, AB | Stony Plain, AB | Strathmore, AB | Sunchild O’Chiese, AB | Sundre, AB | Swan Hills, AB | Saanich, BC | Sylvan Lake, AB | Salmon Arm, BC | Sangudo, AB | Sedgewick, AB | Sept-Îles, QC | Sexsmith, AB | Sherwood Park, AB | Slave Lake, AB | Terrace, BC | Smithers, BC | Thorsby, AB | Smoky Lake, AB | Three Hills, AB | Sooke, BC | Tofield, AB. | Spirit River, AB | Tomahawk, AB | Spruce Grove, AB | Trail, BC | Squamish, BC | Trochu, AB | Turner Valley, AB | Filing Date: 2019 04 24 Effective Date: 2019 04 24 GENERAL TARIFF CRTC 21461 21st Revised Page 508-5 Cancels 20th Revised Page 508-5 Dedicated Network Services Section V ITEM 508 Forbearance of Interexchange Private Line Services ITEM 508.1 Forborne Routes Valleyview, AB F Wabamun, AB F Vancouver, BC | Wabasca, AB | Vanderhoof, BC | Wainwright, AB | Vauxhall, AB | Walsh, AB | Vegreville, AB | Wandering River, AB | Vermilion, BC | Wanham, AB | Vernon, AB | Warburg, AB | Veteran, AB | Wembley, AB | Victoria, BC | Westlock, AB | Vilna, AB | Wetaskiwin, AB | Vulcan, AB | Whalley, BC | Whistler, BC | White Rock, BC | Whitecourt, AB | Williams Lake, BC | Worsley, AB | Youngstown, AB | Filing Date: 2019 04 24 Effective Date: 2019 04 24 .
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