Anglo-Canadian Telephone Company — Investor Relations & Filings

Anglo-Canadian Telephone Company (ACTC) was historically a telecommunications holding company that owned and operated telephone systems through its subsidiaries. ACTC's core function was the provision of comprehensive telephone and telecommunications services, primarily through its major operating asset, the British Columbia Telephone Company (BC Tel). BC Tel was a significant provider of local and worldwide telecommunications services. The operational lineage associated with ACTC concluded when BC Tel merged with Telus in 1999, contributing to the formation of one of the nation's largest telecommunications firms.