Canada Toll Free Call Conference

Conférence appel Canada Canada Call Conference How it works Register for Canada conference call service here Give out the Canada toll-free access number to your Canada call guests and send the global access number PDF to oveseas participants. Everyone dials-in at the time and date you set-up with your attendees. All participants can now speak and be heard regardless of global location. Enjoy ultra high quality Canada audio conferencing Optionally, use the included Audio Console to manage your call if online.     Canada Global Conference Call Features 119 country access global numbers Canada Local and Toll Free dial-in numbers included A host pays plan, attendees do not pay Optional dial-out to any country No activation fee No monthly fees No recurring fees of any kind No monthly minimum usage requirements No contract term 24 hour U.S. based operator support [ 0 0 ] touch tone command for operator support 24/7 Automatic attendance reports Free MP3 session recordings Free Audio Console for smartphone or desktop Add additional conference call rooms for other users Offer international toll free access numbers to your team members who travel abroad so they can easily connect to your global conference call meetings. Host multi-country conference calls. Our conferencing bridge is located in the U.S. but the moderator can initiate a conference call from any country. Enable geographically diverse international offices to join conference calls to provide input on issues that affect their regions. top Global Dial-in Numbers Using an international conference calling service with dial-in support for 119 access numbers around the world. Instead of giving callers your Ontario phone number and expecting them to absorb the potentially high cost of long distance, you can issue special international access numbers that route all participants into your international conference call. Each participant will be able to dial a local phone number (for example, callers in Hong Kong will dial a local Hong Kong phone number) or a toll free number unique to his or her countries. The calls will then be routed over a PSTN network into a global conference call. As the moderator of the international conference call, or a Canada Conference Call, you have the option of issuing local numbers or toll free numbers. If you opt for toll free numbers, you'll be charged accordingly based on individual calling rates for each country. We offer a pay-as-you-go international conferencing plan that has low per minute rates, exceptional audio quality, robust features, and no contracts.This plan is ideal for anyone who needs to hold a global conference call, and there's no long-term commitment required. Whether you need to hold a single international conference call or plan on holding them on a regular basis, you'll find our service to be an exceptional value. Canada's Telecommunications Market Before January 1, 2000, Canada's telecommunications market featured 58 telephone companies. The largest of those companies (British Columbia Telephone Company, Alberta Government Telephones, Saskatchewan Telecommunications, Manitoba Telecom Services, Bell Canada, The New Brunswick Telephone Company Limited, Maritime Telephone and Telegraph Company, Limited, The Island Telephone Company Limited, and Newfoundland Telephone Company Limited) were part of a national alliance known as Stentor Canadian Network Management. The remaining companies where known as independents. Together, these telephone companies, which were heavily regulated, provide local and long distance telephone services and cellular services (via affiliates). After December 31, 1999, the Stentor Alliance broke up, and consolidation began, with Bell and TELUS being the primary players. Ownership varies with both public- and private-owned telecom companies. Most wireless carriers are affiliates of Bell and TELUS. Long distance rates within Canada and into the United States are extremely competitive. For example, Bell currently offers an unlimited long distance calling plan for Canada and USA for about $10 per month as part of its TV, Internet, and Phone bundles. It also offers a low-cost International long distance add-on as well as a "Canada Direct" plan for making international calls from overseas. About Canada Canada, with its population of 34.8 million people, is a large country with abundant natural resources. With ties to the British crown, Canada is a self-governing member state of the Commonwealth of Nations. Member states share a common language, history, culture, and rule of law as well as the values of democracy and human rights. Canada shares the world's longest, unfortified border with the United States. Though English and French are Canada's official languages, its diverse population also speaks Punjabi, Italian, Spanish, German, Tagalog, Cantonese, Arabic, and other languages. More than 80 percent of Canada's people live in urban areas. Major population centers in Canada include: Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, and Ottawa. Telecommunications in Canada Canada has played a pivotal role in telecommunications. For example, did you know that the first trans-Atlantic radio transmission was received in Newfoundland? Or that Alexander Graham Bell developed his telephone concepts in Brantford, Ontario at his parents' home? Canada was the first to have: A commercial telephone system A mobile telecommunications system in North America A commercial meteor-burst communication system A domestic satellite system in the Western Hemisphere A nationwide digital data network As of 2012, Canada had 18.01 million main line telephones in use as well as more than 26 million mobile cellular phones. The CIA World Factbook reports that Canada's telecommunications system consists of modern technology and excellent service. Its telecom system includes satellite communications, fiber optic networks, cellular telephony, national data networks, cable TV, and extensive Internet access. Canada has roughly 300 earth satellite stations in its domestic satellite system. It is connected to the United States and Europe via submarine cables and 7 satellite earth stations. Canada ranks high in terms of Internet hosts (14th in the world) and Internet usage (16th in the world). As of 2012, Canada had 8.74 million Internet hosts. In 2009, it had 26.96 million Internet users. You can now have Canada 'toll free' multi-country conference calls with the following countries: Antigua, Argentina, Australia, Austria, Bahamas, Bahrain, Barbados, Belarus, Belgium, Bermuda, Brazil, British Virgin Islands, Canada, Chile, China, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Egypt, El Salvador, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Jamaica, Japan, Korea, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Mexico, Montserrat, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Panama, Poland, Portugal, Puerto Rico, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Singapore, South Africa, Spain, St. Kitts/Nevis, St. Lucia, St. Vincent, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Tajikistan, Thailand, Trinidad, Tobago, Turkey, UAE, UK, Uruguay, Uzbekistan and Venezuela. You can host or attend Canada conference calls from the following Canadian cities: Montreal Toronto Vancouver Calgary Ottawa Edmonton Mississauga North York Winnipeg Scarborough Canada's Top Export Trading Partners For instance, your office in Toronto can host a conference call with your customer located in the UK and new potential client in Japan, all on the same call.   List of Canada Software Companies OpenText Waterloo ON Constellation Software Toronto ON Mitel Ottawa ON Points.com Toronto ON Enghouse Markham ON Descartes Systems Group Waterloo ON ACCEO Solutions Montreal QC VendTek Systems Port Coquitlam BC Logibec Groupe Informatique Montreal QC Vision Critical Vancouver BC Amaya Gaming Group Pointe-Claire QC Absolute Software Vancouver BC iQmetrix Vancouver BC Computer Modelling Group Calgary AB PointClickCare Mississauga Ontario Redknee Mississauga Ontario Mediagrif Interactive Technologies Longueuil QC Solium Capital Calgary AB Zedi (technology segment) Calgary AB GIRO Montreal QC TIO Networks Vancouver BC TECSYS Montreal QC Versatile Systems Vancouver BC StarDyne Technologies Kelowna BC Averna Montreal, Quebec Canada's Top 100 Employers 3M Canada Company Aboriginal Peoples Television Network Inc. / APTN Accenture Inc. Agriculture Financial Services Corporation / AFSC Agrium Inc. Air Canada Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. ArcelorMittal Dofasco Inc. Bank of Canada BASF Canada Inc. Bayer Canada BC Public Service BDC / Business Development Bank of Canada Cameco Corporation CAMH / Centre for Addiction and Mental Health Campbell Company of Canada Canadian National Railway Company / CN Canadian Security Intelligence Service Canadian Tire Corporation Limited Cape Breton District Health Authority / CBDHA Carswell, a division of Thomson Reuters Canada Limited Ceridian HCM Children's Aid Society of Toronto, The CIBC College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia Corus Entertainment Inc. Dalhousie University Deeley Harley-Davidson Canada Deloitte LLP Department of Finance Canada Desjardins Group / Mouvement des caisses Desjardins DIALOG Digital Extremes Ltd. EllisDon Corporation Enbridge Inc. Enerflex Ltd. Ericsson Canada Inc. ERM Consultants Canada Ltd. General Electric Canada / GE General Motors of Canada Limited George Brown College Great Little Box Company Ltd. Great-West Life Assurance Company, The HP Advanced Solutions Inc. Innovatia Inc. ISM Canada Ivanhoé Cambridge Inc. Kiewit Energy Canada Corporation KPMG LLP L'Oréal Canada Inc. Labatt Breweries of Canada Loblaw Companies Limited Lundbeck Canada Inc. Manitoba Hydro Mars Canada McCarthy Tétrault LLP Medtronic of Canada Ltd. Merck Canada Inc. Monsanto Canada Inc. Mosaic Company, The National Energy Board Nature's Path Foods Inc. Nexen Energy ULC Novo Nordisk Canada Inc. Nuance Communications Canada Inc. Ontario Public Service / OPS OpenText Corporation Ottawa, City of PCL Construction PepsiCo Canada PNI Digital Media Inc. Procter & Gamble Inc. Provincial Health Services Authority / PHSA RBC Rogers Communications Inc. SAP Canada Inc. Saskatchewan Government Insurance / SGI SaskTel Shell Canada Limited Siemens Canada Limited Simon Fraser University Solvera Solutions Stryker Canada Inc. Suncor Energy Inc. Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre TD Bank Group Technip Canada Limited TELUS Corporation Toronto International Film Festival Inc. / TIFF Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada Inc. / TMMC Trican Well Service Ltd. Union Gas Limited University of Toronto Vancouver City Savings Credit Union Vancouver, City of Verafin Inc. Western University World Vision Canada WorleyParsons Canada Services Ltd. Government of Yukon

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