MTS Allstream

WINNIPEG, MB, January 31, 2008 – MTS Allstream Inc. (“MTS Allstream”) is pleased to announce the completion of its expanded wireless coverage along Northern Manitoba’s Highway 6 provided through the turn-up of 13 new cellular sites from Ashern to Thompson.

“The completion of the Highway 6 project is just another example of MTS Allstream’s commitment to providing superior wireless network coverage throughout Manitoba, and to bring advanced communications services to as many customers as possible,” said Kelvin Shepherd, President Consumer Markets, MTS Allstream. “This cellular expansion further strengthens our position as Manitoba’s leading full service communications provider.”

This means that MTS Allstream customers along the Highway 6 sites can not only make and receive phone calls but can access wireless email, downloads, Web browsing, gaming, streaming audio, and streaming video on their wireless devices.

The new coverage areas are Gypsumville, Ashern, Grahamdale, Tan Creek, Devils Lake, William River, Buffalo Lake, Long Point, Soab Lake, Tyrell, Hargrave River, Wabowden, and Upper Paint Lake.

Source: MTS Allstream Inc.

Also brings high speed wireless data service to 33 more communities across the province

Winnipeg, MB, March 7, 2007 – MTS Allstream Inc. (“MTS Allstream”) wireless customers in rural Manitoba can look forward to another year of significant coverage and service improvements after the company today announced plans to expand its digital wireless coverage along Highway 6 and to 20 more rural areas in 2007.

“No company is more committed than MTS Allstream to expanding wireless network coverage throughout rural Manitoba,” said Kelvin Shepherd, President Consumer Markets, MTS Allstream. “This year alone, we will be investing approximately $15 million to provide digital wireless coverage and high speed wireless data service for customers across the province.”

Already providing digital cellular coverage to 97% of Manitoba’s population, MTS Allstream’s 2007 construction plans will see 30 new digital cellular sites added to the expansive network:

Investment agreement brings cellular service to community

WINNIPEG, MB, March 6, 2007 – The Chemawawin Cree Nation (“CCN”) and MTS Allstream Inc. (“MTS Allstream”) have announced an alliance agreement that will provide the residents of Chemawawin and Easterville with wireless service.

The agreement - the second of its kind for MTS Allstream - sets out a joint funding arrangement that improves the economics of providing service to the community. Without this arrangement, the area may not have had cellular service for a number of years.

The cell tower, located in the town of Easterville, was up and running on February 28. A second site, located on Highway 60 and scheduled to be operational in early April, will extend the service area and provide coverage to parts of Highways 6 and 60.

MTS employees will be in the community in March to talk about hardware and calling plans, answer questions, and activate wireless phones.