Telus expects its network to reach average speeds of 12 to 25Mbps, with a theoretical limit of 75Mbps. That's about average for Canada's LTE networks, although Rogers offers a couple of devices that can connect at (theoretically) faster speeds. Telus is behind Rogers and Bell on its LTE launch, but looks like it's hoping to draw people in by offering LTE at the same price as its other data plans. Initial launch areas will include Vancouver, Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal, and Québec City; you'll be able to get more information by visiting Telus' LTE site on Friday.