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Let's celebrate the diverse identities that make our world more colorful and inclusive. Happy Non-binary Day!
At WIRELESSWAVE, we believe in creating an environment where growth, learning, and building relationships are the foundations of success. Don't just take our word for it—listen to what our amazing staff has to say!
Today is a day that reminds us of what we are proud of. From coast to coast, let us join together and celebrate the spirit of unity, entrepreneurship, and diversity that shapes our beautiful nation. Happy Canada Day.
Started in 2020, at the peak of Covid, the annual food drive has become our opportunity to help our local communities in a very positive way! Thank you 🙏 to the Rogers TSM and WIRELESSWAVE teams in Ottawa, for making this an amazing success year after year!
Today we recognize and celebrate Multiculturism Day, a day to embrace and celebrate the beauty of the diversity and richness of our cultures which together have made us unique.
Let us join Quebecers and the francophone community in Canada in celebrating the French language, their pride, and traditions!
We are hiring Sales Associates in Edmonton, AB! Join us at our in-person hiring fair at WIRELESSWAVE, Kingsway Mall on Wednesday, June 28th from 10 am – 3 pm to learn more. Come prepared with your resume for an on-the-spot interview - we can’t wait to meet you!
Join us today, on June 21st, as we stand united in celebration of National Indigenous Peoples Day. Let's honour and recognize the inherent rights, unwavering dignity, and unwavering resilience of the First Nations, Inuit, and Metis peoples.
The month of June is synonymous with Pride Month. It provides us with an opportunity to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community and their fight for equal rights all around the world. At Wirelesswave, diversity and inclusion play a key role in defining our culture. To reinforce these values, we have three resource groups for our employees to promote diversity within our workplace: Pride@Glentel, Women@Glentel, and BIPOC@Glentel.
What is Black history month to me. As a black man, I do not think we should have a black history month because for me, my black history is written and lived every day. However, I understand the importance of what it should be, what it represents and I accept it. We live in a world where people think they know our history but I encourage everyone to educate themselves on what really happened. We have contributed to create, shape and influence the world as we know it today and Black history month is a great time to educate and remind us all of the importance of our history. I also want to thank Glentel for the initiative because I feel like it’s a step in the direction that we as a nation and as a people should go in. I am proud to be black and I am also proud of what comes with being black.
