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Using Canada International Video Conferencing

100% browser based video conference.
There are no downloads, no international phone numbers to dial.
Works with any web enabled device.
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Canada Video Conference Call Features
- Global access in the cloud
- Works with any web enabled device
- Reservationless, use your account anytime 24/7
- Free 14 day trial, no credit card required
- Amazon Web Services Cloud Reliability
- Free MP4 meeting recordings
International Conference Call Thailand
Have partners or associates in Thailand and need a reliable and convenient method
to join together? Try our international conference calling service developed specifically for geographically diverse
group calls.
Your conferees in Canada can join the conference call by clicking a link.
As an example, now your client in the UK can join a video conference call with your marketing department located
in New York City and your manufacturer located in India, all meeting in the cloud.

Instead of giving callers your Ontario phone number
and expecting them to absorb the potentially high cost of long distance, you can all join the call with no cost
to the attendees from any web enabled smartphone, PC, Mac, android and more.
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 conduct Canada 'video' multi-country conference call meetings 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 video conference call meetings from the following Canadian cities:
Montreal
Toronto
Vancouver
Calgary
Ottawa
Edmonton
Mississauga
North York
Winnipeg
Scarborough
Canada's Top Export Trading Partners

Canada Audio Conference Calls
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 phone call.
Simply host a global Canada audio call and pay for the minutes used at some of the most competitive rates available.
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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