An Indigenous leader in northern B.C. is praising the installation of new cell towers along a notorious stretch of Highway 16 ...

also known as the Highway of Tears, has become a reality. The route is notorious for the number of Indigenous women and girls who have gone missing or been found murdered along it. Rogers ...

The 720-kilometre stretch of Highway 16, from Prince George, some 500 kilometres north of Vancouver, to Prince Rupert, earned its name because of the more than 40 women and girls, most of them ...

Telecom giant Rogers Communications says it has activated five new cellular towers along British Columbia’s Highway of Tears. Workers install equipment on a new cell tower in Vancouver, B.C ...

A recommendation to plug wireless communications gaps that prevented access to 911 service along Highway 16, also known as the Highway of Tears, has become a reality. The route is notorious for the ...

3:29 Adding cell service in an effort to improve safety along the ‘Highway of Tears’ Telecom giant Rogers Communications says it has activated five new cellular towers along British Columbia ...

PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. - Telecom giant Rogers Communications says it has activated five new cellular towers along British Columbia’s Highway of Tears, marking the “substantial completion” of ...

PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. — Telecom giant Rogers Communications says it has activated five new cellular towers along British Columbia’s Highway of Tears, marking the "substantial completion" of efforts to ...

PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. - Telecom giant Rogers Communications says it has activated five new cellular towers along British Columbia’s Highway of Tears, marking the "substantial completion" of ...

PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. — Telecom giant Rogers Communications says it has activated five new cellular towers along British Columbia’s Highway of Tears, marking the “substantial completion” of ...