Find or connect to a TELUS Wi-Fi location

TELUS Wi-Fi keeps you connected outside your home – on your smartphone, tablet or laptop. It is a free service, offered both to TELUS customers and non-customers.

To connect to TELUS Wi-Fi you need to register on the #TELUS network that is available at all of our hotspots. See below for details.

: The speed of the TELUS Wi-Fi connection can vary depending on the number of users that are connected to the TELUS Wi-Fi hotspot.

You don't need a special software or password. All you need is a Wi-Fi-enabled device. Just follow these steps:

: If you don’t see the TELUS activation email within a few minutes, make sure to check your Junk mail folder.

Once you have registered, you can connect seamlessly to all TELUS Wi-Fi locations for 30 days. After 30 days, you will need to register again. The #TELUS Wi-Fi network is open to TELUS and non-TELUS customers.

To find the nearest TELUS Wi-Fi public hotspot, simply use this locator tool:

TELUS Wi-Fi Finder

or

My TELUS app

.

You can also download the TELUS Wi-Fi Finder app or My TELUS app for your Apple or Android device:

:

:

#TELUS

This could be caused by many different reasons. You can try re-open your Internet browser and navigate to

http://www.example.com

or clear the browser cache.

Try opening a new tab on your browser and navigate to

http://www.example.com

or clear the browser cache.

There may be a few reasons this is happening:

No, because you are using two different Wi-Fi networks – #TELUS to start the registration process, and your hotspot to finish it, which will result in an error.

Yes, you can.

Try checking your Junk Mail folder, since some email providers will route the email there.

Nope. Once you have registered, you can connect seamlessly to all TELUS Wi-Fi locations for 30 days (or 180 days if you registered with MyTELUS or Koodo Self-Serve account). After this time period, you will need to register again. The #TELUS Wi-Fi network is open to TELUS and non-TELUS customers.

You can connect as many wireless devices as you wish to the #TELUS network. You will however have to register each device but can use the same email address for each one.

We turned down the #TELUSDirect network based on customer feedback. To make things simple, all you need to look for is #TELUS.