National Roads Telecommunications Services

Vincent Communication and Controls Ltd. of Grande Prairie, Alberta, announces today that it has acquired North Peace Communications Ltd. of Dawson Creek, British Columbia

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Tuesday, October 3, 2023
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The acquisition is a result of Scott Vincent (Vincent Communication and Controls Ltd.) and Danny Johnson (North Peace Communication Ltd.) coming together under the Vincent Communications brand to offer industry leading Telecommunication Services to Western Canada and Territories.

Key Points: 
  • The acquisition is a result of Scott Vincent (Vincent Communication and Controls Ltd.) and Danny Johnson (North Peace Communication Ltd.) coming together under the Vincent Communications brand to offer industry leading Telecommunication Services to Western Canada and Territories.
  • Vincent Communications operates extensively throughout Western Canada and Territories with locations in Grande Prairie, Alberta, Fort St. John, British Columbia and now Dawson Creek, British Columbia.
  • "The integration of North Peace Communication Ltd.'s expertise and knowledge will bolster Vincent Communication's ability to offer a broader range of solutions tailored to meet the evolving needs of our diverse customer base."
  • Our team and operations have grown from employing just the owner, Scott Vincent in Grande Prairie, to over 50+ employees.

Crosslake Fibre's CrossChannel Submarine Cable Goes Live

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Tuesday, December 7, 2021
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LONDON and PARIS, Dec. 7, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Crosslake Fibre, an international Network Service Provider (NSP) and developer of unique submarine and terrestrial fibre networks, announces today that its CrossChannel submarine cable is now Ready For Service (RFS).  

Key Points: 
  • CrossChannel directly connects Equinix LD4 in Slough, to Interxion PAR3 and Equinix PA7 in Paris with extensions to various points-of-presence in both cities.
  • "The CrossChannel system will provide critical Internet backbone infrastructure across the English Channel for decades to come," states Mike Cunningham, Chief Executive Officer of Crosslake Fibre.
  • "We are excited to launch the CrossChannel system, which is the culmination of years of development and incredible effort by the Crosslake Fibre team and its many suppliers."
  • The CrossChannel system is the second submarine cable system that has been developed, and is operated, by Crosslake Fibre.

Crosslake Fibre's CrossChannel Submarine Cable Goes Live

Retrieved on: 
Tuesday, December 7, 2021
Dark, Risk, English, Interxion, PAR3, Growth, Internet of things, National Roads Telecommunications Services, Dark fibre, RFS, Control, PARIS, RTD, NSP, International Network Services Inc., Network service provider, Ciena, Network service, Telecommunication, MCP, KMZ, LinkedIn, IOT, City, Airline, Cable television

CrossChannel directly connects Equinix LD4 in Slough, to Interxion PAR3 and Equinix PA7 in Paris with extensions to various points-of-presence in both cities.

Key Points: 
  • CrossChannel directly connects Equinix LD4 in Slough, to Interxion PAR3 and Equinix PA7 in Paris with extensions to various points-of-presence in both cities.
  • "The CrossChannel system will provide critical Internet backbone infrastructure across the English Channel for decades to come," states Mike Cunningham, Chief Executive Officer of Crosslake Fibre.
  • "We are excited to launch the CrossChannel system, which is the culmination of years of development and incredible effort by the Crosslake Fibre team and its many suppliers."
  • The CrossChannel system is the second submarine cable system that has been developed, and is operated, by Crosslake Fibre.