Snowfall, high wind warnings expand in B.C. as frontal system moves across province The Coquihalla from Hope to Merritt remains under a snowfall warning.

BRITISH COLUMBIA: “Snowfall, high wind warnings expand in B.C. as frontal system moves across province” www.coastreporter.net/the-mix/snow... - @coastreporter.bsky.social

#AnahimLake #BCHwy1 #BCHwy5 #BCHwy16 #BurnsLake #CityofPG #GoldenBC #HopeBC #Lillooet #Lytton #Merritt #Quesnel #Sicamous

“Meanwhile, Highway 16 has also been washed out for a 42-kilometre stretch between Prince Rupert and Terrace, B.C.” www.cbc.ca/news/canada/... - CBC British Columbia

#BCHwy16 #BCStorm #PrinceRupert #TerraceBC

Highway washouts continue in Haida Gwaii, northwest B.C. amid heavy rainfall | CBC News Two sections of Highway 16 have been washed out, one on Haida Gwaii that cuts off a critical north-south route, and another between Prince Rupert and Terrace, B.C.

“Highway washouts continue in Haida Gwaii, northwest B.C. amid heavy rainfall” www.cbc.ca/news/canada/... - CBC British Columbia

#BCHwy16 #BCStorm #HaidaGwaii

Torrential rain shuts and washes out highways in B.C.'s north coast Torrential rain of more than 200 millimetres in places along British Columbia's north coast has shuttered highways and cut off the main road access to Prince Rupert.

“Torrential rain of more than 200 millimetres in places along British Columbia’s north coast has shuttered highways and cut off the main road access to Prince Rupert.” vancouver.citynews.ca/2025/12/30/t... - @citynewsvancouver.bsky.social

#BCHwy16 #BCNews #HaidaGwaii #Kitimat #PrinceRupert

Rogers activates new cellular towers on BC's Highway of Tears to boost 911 access Telecom giant Rogers Communications says it has activated five new cellular towers along British Columbia’s Highway of Tears, marking the ".

Rogers activates new cellular towers on BC's Highway of Tears to boost 911 access

The #BCHwy16 corridor in northern BC is known as the Highway of Tears due to dozens of Indigenous women and girls having been murdered or gone missing along the route.

New cell towers along B.C.'s Highway of Tears now active Five new cellular towers along B.C.'s Highway 16, otherwise known as the Highway of Tears, were made active on Monday.

“Five new cellular towers along B.C.’s Highway 16, otherwise known as the Highway of Tears, were made active on Monday.” vancouver.citynews.ca/2024/12/30/b... - City News Vancouver

#BCHwy16 #PrinceGeorge #PrinceRupert #PublicSafety

Except with Greyhound.

If inter-regional BCTransit can be like BC Bus North with coaches and not the #BCHwy16 transit or health connectors with Customs, then yeah that would be great.

Evacuation order issued for Jasper, Alberta, fire expected to reach town within hours: province An evacuation order has been issued for the town of Jasper as a result of wildfires in the area.

#Jasper residents have been ordered to use Highway 16 to travel towards B.C.
edmonton.ctvnews.ca/evacuation-o... - CTV News Edmonton

#ABFire #ABRoads #ABWildfire #BCHwy16

Active wildfires tick up in central B.C., risk of lightning coming to the north – Energeticcity.ca The number of active wildfires in British Columbia has jumped by more than two dozen to about 130 amid a heat wave, creating prime conditions for fire.

The #BCWildfire Service says smoke from the 130-hectare Little Oliver Creek fire will be visible from Highway 16 and the Terrace, B.C., area, while the 240-hectare Hook Creek fire is burning out of control to the north, near the #Yukon boundary: t.co/lirok6qLVW - Energetic City

#BCHwy16 #TerraceBC

Two 'out-of-control' wildfires of note in the Northwest of B.C. According to the BC Wildfire Service, the Little Oliver Creek and Hook Creek wildfires are burning at the size of 103 hectares and 250 hectares.

The #LittleOliverCreekwildfire, discovered on Monday, is about 45 kilometres northeast of #Terrace and “highly visible” from Highway 16, according to BCWS. The #HookCreekwildfire is near the B.C.-Yukon border…
vancouver.citynews.ca/2024/07/09/b...
City News Vancouver

#BCHwy16 #BCHwy97 #BCWildfire