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Manitoba Telecom Services, or MTS, (formerly Manitoba Telephone System) is the primary telecommunications carrier in the Canadian province of Manitoba and the third largest telecommunications provider in Canada. It employs 7000 employees. Its stock symbol on the Toronto Stock Exchange is MBT. It provides local and long-distance phone services, television service, and wireless services including digital PCS, cellular, and paging. In 2004, MTS acquired Allstream .

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