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Telus runs on the largest network in Canada and offers competitive prepaid plans, like the Nationwide Talk, Text & Data 35 plan, which provides 1GB (plus bonus data) for $35/month.
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Telus doesn't have the most countries serviced or the most options but they do have the best balance between the two. To top it off they offer the lowest daily travel rates at $7 per 24 hours to the US, and $12 per 24 hours to more than 150 countries worldwide.
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