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Closed startup
1996 – 2004

GT Group Telecom Inc.

Canadian competitive local exchange carrier

CanadaTelecomsRan out of cash
Founded
1996
Closed
2004
Lifespan
8 years
Country
Canada
City
Toronto
Sector
Telecoms
Cause of closure
Ran out of cash

In brief

GT Group Telecom Inc. was a Canadian competitive local exchange carrier based in Toronto, Canada. It was founded in 1996 and shut down in 2004. Main cause of closure: ran out of cash. Its website was gt.ca.

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