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We worked with Wiconnect for over 7 years
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January 25, 2026
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Company details
- Business and IT Consulting Agency
- Computer Consultant
- Computer Networking Center
- Computer Security Service
- Computer Support and Service Company
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WiConnect is a Canadian Managed IT and Cybersecurity provider with 20+ years of experience delivering secure, reliable and customized technology solutions for businesses across Canada.
Contact info
181 University Avenue , 3rd Floor , M5H 2X7, Toronto, Canada
- 4165485999
- hello@wiconnect.ca
- wiconnect.ca
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