Samsung Canada offers door-to-door service support during COVID-19

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Samsung Canada has announced its "Door to Door" service to support their customers and their service needs as COVID-19 self-isolation recommendations continue.

Customers that require service support for their Samsung phone, tablet or wearable, can arrange convenient pick up through FedEx to collect the device and bring it back once any needed repairs have been made—with all shipping costs covered by Samsung Canada.

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Samsung Canada hosts 'Galaxy Days' sale for 2019 products

Just ahead of the launch for the Samsung Galaxy S20, Samsung Canada is hosting a special sale for a lot of its 2019 product line. Called "Galaxy Days," the promo is happening until January 20th. You can check out the deals over at Samsung's website. And you can check out what's on sale under the cut:

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2017 Samsung Solve for Tomorrow Challenge announces winning schools

Samsung Canada announce the final four regional winners in its Solve for Tomorrow Challenge -- a STEM based initiative to encourage Canadian students the areas of the science, technology, engineering and math. Each of the four schools will receive $20,000 in Samsung technology. They will also participate in an exclusive event this summer with Solve for Tomorrow Ambassador, Canadian rocket-scientist, Forbes '30 under 30' and a member of a Canadian contingent working on the European Space Agency's ExoMars Rover, Natalie Panek. 

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Samsung technology grants150 STEM-based community solutions for Canada’s 150th year

Samsung Canada just announce the 150 regional finalists moving on to the next phase of the Samsung Solve for Tomorrow Challenge, which asked Canadian students from Grades 6 through 12 to identify issues in their local communities and develop solutions using science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). 

These 150 regional finalists now move closer to being awarded one of four $20,000 Samsung technology grant packages as a Regional Winner as well as an exclusive event with Canadian rocket-scientist, Forbes ’30 Under 30’ and member of a Canadian contingent working on the European Space Agency’s ExoMars rover, Natalie Panek.  

 “These 150 regional finalists embody what Solve for Tomorrow is all about: innovation, teamwork, and a commitment to the future of Canadian communities. As we celebrate Canada’s 150^th this year, we are excited to see inspired student solutions come to life that will have local, national and even global implications,” said Mark Childs, Chief Brand Officer, Samsung Canada. 

To learn more about the Samsung Solve for Tomorrow Challenge, visit solvefortomorrow.ca