Telecommunication services, namely the carrying, transmitting and broadcasting of audio and visual digital television programming; dissemination of television programming services via digital communications networks. 2. Transmission and broadcasting through computer networks and video servers of a wide range of information in the form of movies, TV series and music videos. 3. Transmission and broadcasting through computer networks and video servers of radio and television programming. 4. Local, long-distance and international telephone and telephony services; voice activated dialing services; e-mail services; voice e-mail services; text and picture messaging services; online text, video and data recording, storage and distribution services related to data generated by or used in connection with cell phones, said data consisting of text messages, emails, images, namely, photos and video clips; facsimile mail services; internet browsing services; directory assistance services; call display services; cellular network services, namely, operating a cellular phone network; providing internet access, providing search tools for the internet and providing access to a global computer information network; providing wireless reception and transmission of messages, global computer network e-mail that enables the user to keep track of or manage personal information and that synchronizes data between a remote station or unit and a fixed or remote station or unit, said data consisting of data, namely, text messages, emails, images, namely, photos and video clips. 5. Telecommunications services, namely, bundles allowing customers to reach cellular phones, voicemail and call routing between wireline and wireless phones and voicemail boxes. 6. Secure network access services, namely, internet, electronic mail services and local area network access services via a wireless device. 7. Providing access to downloadable data permitting the user to personalize the sound made when there is an incoming call to the wireless communication device; graphic image services permitting users to download graphics from the internet; downloadable picture and multimedia message services permitting the user to capture digital images, digital audio files or video and send those objects using their wireless communications devices; the provision of television programs on mobile telecom devices. 8. Providing access to a wide variety of television networks, specialty channels, premium channels, video on demand and pay per view channels to the public by means of radio waves, coaxial cable and fibre optic cable. 9. Telephony and voice over Internet Protocol communication services provided via modem, coaxial cable, fiber optic cable, routers and servers. 10. Providing access to a WiFi network. 11. Electronic transmission of television programming via cable, wireless communications and the Internet. 12. Providing high speed Internet connectivity between businesses. 13. Providing Internet access via fibre optic broadband networks.

Providing access to a global positioning system (gps) application combined with a cellular network.

Distribution of television programs offering news shows, entertainment and weather to local subscribers 24 hours a day, seven days a week via a television network. 2. Distribution through computer networks and video servers of radio and television programming. 3. Distributing downloadable games. 4. Providing access to music downloads selected from a music catalogue or through a browser suitable for a wireless telecommunications device.

Providing technical support services in the form of troubleshooting access to the wireless and wireline communications. 2. lnternet services, namely the operation of an Internet web site about television and Internet service provider services.

Telecommunication services, namely the carrying, transmitting and broadcasting of audio and visual digital television programming; dissemination of television programming services via digital communications networks. 2. Transmission and broadcasting through computer networks and video servers of a wide range of information in the form of movies, TV series and music videos. 3. Transmission and broadcasting through computer networks and video servers of radio and television programming. 4. Local, long-distance and international telephone and telephony services; voice activated dialing services; e-mail services; voice e-mail services; text and picture messaging services; online text, video and data recording, storage and distribution services related to data generated by or used in connection with cell phones, said data consisting of text messages, emails, images, namely, photos and video clips; facsimile mail services; internet browsing services; directory assistance services; call display services; cellular network services, namely, operating a cellular phone network; providing internet access, providing search tools for the internet and providing access to a global computer information network; providing wireless reception and transmission of messages, global computer network e-mail that enables the user to keep track of or manage personal information and that synchronizes data between a remote station or unit and a fixed or remote station or unit, said data consisting of data, namely, text messages, emails, images, namely, photos and video clips. 5. Telecommunications services, namely, bundles allowing customers to reach cellular phones, voicemail and call routing between wireline and wireless phones and voicemail boxes. 6. Secure network access services, namely, internet, electronic mail services and local area network access services via a wireless device. 7. Providing access to downloadable data permitting the user to personalize the sound made when there is an incoming call to the wireless communication device; graphic image services permitting users to download graphics from the internet; downloadable picture and multimedia message services permitting the user to capture digital images, digital audio files or video and send those objects using their wireless communications devices; the provision of television programs on mobile telecom devices. 8. Providing access to a wide variety of television networks, specialty channels, premium channels, video on demand and pay per view channels to the public by means of radio waves, coaxial cable and fibre optic cable. 9. Telephony and voice over Internet Protocol communication services provided via modem, coaxial cable, fiber optic cable, routers and servers. 10. Providing access to a WiFi network. 11. Electronic transmission of television programming via cable, wireless communications and the Internet. 12. Providing high speed Internet connectivity between businesses. 13. Providing Internet access via fibre optic broadband networks.

Providing access to a global positioning system (gps) application combined with a cellular network.

Distribution of television programs offering news shows, entertainment and weather to local subscribers 24 hours a day, seven days a week via a television network. 2. Distribution through computer networks and video servers of radio and television programming. 3. Distributing downloadable games. 4. Providing access to music downloads selected from a music catalogue or through a browser suitable for a wireless telecommunications device.

Providing technical support services in the form of troubleshooting access to the wireless and wireline communications. 2. lnternet services, namely the operation of an Internet web site about television and Internet service provider services.

Telecommunication services, namely the carrying, transmitting and broadcasting of audio and visual digital television programming; dissemination of television programming services via digital communications networks. 2. Transmission and broadcasting through computer networks and video servers of a wide range of information in the form of movies, TV series and music videos. 3. Transmission and broadcasting through computer networks and video servers of radio and television programming. 4. Local, long-distance and international telephone and telephony services; voice activated dialing services; e-mail services; voice e-mail services; text and picture messaging services; online text, video and data recording, storage and distribution services related to data generated by or used in connection with cell phones, said data consisting of text messages, emails, images, namely, photos and video clips; facsimile mail services; internet browsing services; directory assistance services; call display services; cellular network services, namely, operating a cellular phone network; providing internet access, providing search tools for the internet and providing access to a global computer information network; providing wireless reception and transmission of messages, global computer network e-mail that enables the user to keep track of or manage personal information and that synchronizes data between a remote station or unit and a fixed or remote station or unit, said data consisting of data, namely, text messages, emails, images, namely, photos and video clips. 5. Telecommunications services, namely, bundles allowing customers to reach cellular phones, voicemail and call routing between wireline and wireless phones and voicemail boxes. 6. Secure network access services, namely, internet, electronic mail services and local area network access services via a wireless device. 7. Providing access to downloadable data permitting the user to personalize the sound made when there is an incoming call to the wireless communication device; graphic image services permitting users to download graphics from the internet; downloadable picture and multimedia message services permitting the user to capture digital images, digital audio files or video and send those objects using their wireless communications devices; the provision of television programs on mobile telecom devices. 8. Providing access to a wide variety of television networks, specialty channels, premium channels, video on demand and pay per view channels to the public by means of radio waves, coaxial cable and fibre optic cable. 9. Telephony and voice over Internet Protocol communication services provided via modem, coaxial cable, fiber optic cable, routers and servers. 10. Providing access to a WiFi network. 11. Electronic transmission of television programming via cable, wireless communications and the Internet. 12. Providing high speed Internet connectivity between businesses. 13. Providing Internet access via fibre optic broadband networks.

Providing access to a global positioning system (gps) application combined with a cellular network.

Distribution of television programs offering news shows, entertainment and weather to local subscribers 24 hours a day, seven days a week via a television network. 2. Distribution through computer networks and video servers of radio and television programming. 3. Distributing downloadable games. 4. Providing access to music downloads selected from a music catalogue or through a browser suitable for a wireless telecommunications device.

Providing technical support services in the form of troubleshooting access to the wireless and wireline communications. 2. lnternet services, namely the operation of an Internet web site about television and Internet service provider services.

Promotional items ancillary to a non degree-granting, post secondary institution in the field of private career training, namely pens, headwear, namely baseball caps, clothing, namely sweatshirts, T-shirts, mugs.

Operation of a non degree-granting, post secondary institution in the field of private career training, namely business, management, tourism and hospitality management, trades training, entrepreneurship and personal development

Pre-recorded audio cassettes, video cassette.

Mobile applications software (APPs) used on mobile phones, personal digital assistants and tablet computers providing access to television programming, telephone service, internet service and downloading music to the public.

Television broadcasting services and telecommunication services namely real-time and non real-time streaming at television and radio programs and television channels and the provision of Internet access to the public via the media of television, computer, telephone, audio, the internet and e-mail.

Telecommunication services namely, the transmission of television programs by radio waves, satellite, coaxial cable, fibre optic cable; transmission of television programs by radio waves, satellite, co-axial cable and fibre optic cable, to businesses and to the public for the reception thereof and the re-transmission by radio waves, satellite, co-axial cable and flbre optic cable.

Electronic transmission of television programming via cable, wireless communications and the Internet.

Entertainment services, namely the transmission and broadcasting of television programs.

Telecommunication services, namely the carrying, distributing, transmitting and broadcasting of audio and visual digital cable television programming; dissemination of television programming via cable, wireless communications and the internet.