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New virtual experience provides viewers with the flexibility to interact with content, watch videos, explore the Coastal GasLink project route, and pose questions and comments

The BC Women’s Health Foundation is launching a new fundraising initiative. Starting Nov. 16, B.C. residents can buy tickets online for the Foundation’s 50/50 draw up until the closing date of Dec. 18.

From the City of Dawson Creek to the coastal District of Kitimat, the 670-kilometre Coastal GasLink project spans dozens of local and Indigenous communities.

Providing rural customers in B.C., such as those in smaller communities like Dawson Creek, with the fastest, most reliable, and capable Internet connections, has been the goal since day one at Xplornet Communications.

Enjoying rural life in the Dawson Creek area doesn’t mean you have to put up with slow Internet service. With the number of people working and learning from home due to the ongoing pandemic, we all know how important a reliable connection can be.

British Columbia has been praised for its effective response to the pandemic. But many aspects of life have still been impacted, including regular access to care.

Puts focus on the basics for filmmaker Steve Van Diest.

DIY personal finance is a relatively new concept. We all want to have a solid financial plan, maintain a healthy financial life and be able to reach our financial goals.

Feeling connected? You really are, thanks to Xplornet. In today’s world, remote communities depend on their service provider to deliver steady and reliable Internet access for communication, information, business, and entertainment purposes.

Never before has the challenge of being apart fostered the drive to keep us together. And the technology Xplornet offers its rural customers is playing a significant role in achieving that connection.