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Mergers and Acquisitions – Shareholder Impact BC TELECOM AND TELUS CORPORATION MERGER The common shares of BC TELECOM and TELUS Corporation (dated prior to February 1, 1999) can no longer be traded on the stock exchanges. If you still have a share certificate for either company, you must have it replaced with the new TELUS common voting and nonvoting share certificates. Please contact Computershare1 for instructions. The exchange will occur as follows: If you are still holding BC TELECOM shares: ° 75% of your BC TELECOM shares will be exchanged for TELUS common voting shares ° 25% of your BC TELECOM shares will be exchanged for TELUS common non-voting shares ° In each case your share exchange will be on a one-forone basis. If you are still holding TELUS Corporation shares (dated prior to February 1, 1999): ° 75% of your pre-merger TELUS shares will be exchanged for new TELUS common voting shares ° 25% of your pre-merger TELUS shares will be exchanged for new TELUS common non-voting shares ° In each case your share exchange will be on a one for 0.7773 basis. For registered shareholders, any fractional shares will be paid by cheque. QUÉBECTEL TELUS acquired 70% ownership of QuébecTel on June 1, 2000. If you still hold share certificates of QuébecTel, you must tender your shares to General Trust of Canada for the payment of $23.00 per share. You may contact General Trust of Canada at 1-800-341-1419 or (514) 871-7171. CLEARNET If you still hold share certificates of Clearnet Communications, you must tender your shares to Computershare1 to receive your consideration. ° Take Up Date of October 20, 2000, proration factor of 68.9557% applied to the cash portion of all cash, or cash and share combination elections; Fractional Payout $37.3103 per share; Fair Market Value of TELUS non-voting shares on October 20, $38.70. 1 Formerly Montreal Trust Company one team > one brand > one strategy > 98 ° Take Up Date of January 12, 2001, proration factor of ° If you did not tender your shares under either of the 67.5335% applied to the cash portion of all cash, or cash and share combination elections; Fractional Payout $38.1725; Fair Market Value of TELUS non-voting shares on January 12, $38.05. above dates, your share certificates were cancelled on January 12, 2001, pending the deposit of your certificates to Computershare. 1 Since the remaining shares will be deposited from time to time, there is no pooling of preferences possible, hence each deposit will receive the original offer of 50% cash and 50% TELUS non-voting shares. Fractional Payout $38.1725; Fair Market Value of TELUS non-voting shares on January 12, 2001, $38.05. Additional information on how your shareholdings were affected is available on our Website at www.telus.com. > Dividend Reinvestment and Share Purchase Plan Eligible shareholders wishing to acquire additional TELUS common voting shares without fees can take advantage of this plan. Under the Dividend Reinvestment feature, eligible shareholders can have their dividends reinvested automatically into additional common voting shares. Under the Share Purchase feature, eligible shareholders can (on a monthly basis) buy TELUS common voting shares (maximum $20,000 per calendar year and minimum $100 per transaction) at the market price without brokerage commissions or service charges. Information booklets are available from Computershare1 or see our Website at www.telus.com. > 2001 Important Dates – Earnings and Dividends Expected Expected Expected Dividend Dividend Earnings Record Dates Payment Dates Release Dates Mar 9 Apr 1 May 2 Jun 8 Jul 1 Jul 26 Sep 10 Oct 1 Oct 25 Dec 11 Jan 1, 2002 Feb 2002
www.telus.com > about TELUS > Investors The investor’s section of the TELUS Website was recently upgraded to provide users with more information and functionality. The changes include improved navigation, the addition of a strategic overview section, frequently asked questions, stock chart information and an e-mail service that alerts subscribers of important announcements and events. Watch our site for more improvements during 2001. > The TELUS Corporation Annual and Special Meeting of Shareholders On Wednesday, May 2, 2001, a multi-site meeting will be held in the following locations: 10:00 a.m. (Pacific Time) Hotel Vancouver 900 West Georgia Street Vancouver, British Columbia NEWS & EVENTS INVESTMENT PROFILE SHAREHOLDER SERVICES FINANCIAL REPORTS REQUEST MATERIALS FAQs CONTACT US 11:00 a.m. (Mountain Time) The Westin Edmonton 10135 – 100 Street Edmonton, Alberta ° News Releases ° Events ° Stock Quotes ° E-mail Alerts ° Investor Fact Sheet ° Overview ° Strategy ° Executive Leadership Team ° Corporate Profile ° Social Responsibility ° Company History ° Analyst Coverage ° Share Exchange ° Dividend Information ° Forms ° Merger & Acquisition Impacts ° Annual Reports ° Quarterly Reporting ° Notices of Annual Meeting & Information Circulars ° Public Filings 1:00 p.m. (Eastern Time) Metro Toronto Convention Centre 255 Front Street West South Building Toronto, Ontario > 99 < investor website
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“TELUS is on track to lead the Ca
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We have a track record of achieving
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CASH FLOW 4 ($ millions) 1,487 96 1
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Darren Entwistle President & CEO Si
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We have restructured the Company to
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° We began running our first telev
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fresh experience and perspective; a
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Starting January 2001, we changed o
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25% > targets 12% 33% > targets 75%
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Creating the New TELUS Mobility Bui
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subscriber base compared to 1999. T
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Developing an Unbeatable Integrated
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Internet, we bridge the gap and hel
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Building Sustainable Relationships
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TELUS Québec is continuing to targ
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We’re developing and marketing wh
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The acquisition of Clearnet allowed
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TELUS Mobility is following a three
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Some examples include: ° The TELUS
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Three Months Ended (millions) 2000
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segmented statistics TELUS Consolid
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° Acquired 70% of QuébecTel for $
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TELUS Mobility Expenses TELUS Mobil
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