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Produced the campaign creative and community communications for TELUS' PureFibre expansion — a multi-year fiber-optic infrastructure rollout delivered in partnership with Ledcor across British Columbia and Alberta.

telus.com/purefibre
Year
2019 – 2023
Industry
Telecom Infrastructure
Engagement
Multi-year campaign
Our Role
Campaign direction, field documentary, print, community comms
By Evolve Branding StudioVancouver, BCFirst published 2019 – 2023Updated July 2026

TELUS' PureFibre expansion is one of the largest private infrastructure investments in Western Canada. Evolve produced the campaign creative and community communications supporting the multi-year buildout, delivered in partnership with Ledcor.

01 — Challenge

The rollout needed to explain a highly technical infrastructure project — trenching, splicing, hut activation — to homeowners on the street where the work was happening, while also serving TELUS' brand team, Ledcor's field teams, and municipal stakeholders.

02 — Approach

Documentary photography and video of Ledcor crews on the ground across BC and Alberta, paired with resident-facing print explaining the timeline, disruption, and end benefit for each activation window.

03 — Outcome

Community complaint volume during activation windows fell materially versus prior rollouts, and the residential fibre adoption rate in newly-lit neighbourhoods came in ahead of forecast.

1.7M+
Homes passed
-46%
Complaint rate
+18%
Adoption vs forecast
300+
Communities activated
TELUS × Ledcor Fiber case study

In the field

Experience with the Big Brands.

Brad Sherwin directed the TELUS × Ledcor PureFibre expansion campaign across BC and Alberta.

Fibre to Every Front Door

When launching a national campaign The PureFibre buildout is one of the largest private infrastructure investments in Western Canada. Our campaign wove field-shot documentary of Ledcor crews trenching through mountain corridors together with resident-facing communications explaining what the upgrade would mean for their street — technical scale told through a very human lens.

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