ABC Communications would like to extend a huge thanks to the BC Wildfire Service for their efforts to save our communications site servicing the Canim Lake area. This was an incredibly important piece of infrastructure to residents. Thank you!

People living in Clinton now have modern high-speed internet access thanks to the completion of a project supported by the Connecting British Columbia program.

Internet speed for some northern B.C. customers is about to get faster. ABC Communications, headquartered in Quesnel, announced Monday, Dec. 28 that it has completed work to add capacity to wireless networks in François Lake, Fraser Lake, rural Vanderhoof, Cluculz Lake, Pilot Mountain, Lone Butte, Lac La Hache, rural Quesnel and rural 100 Mile House.

QUESNEL, B.C., June, 2020 – ABC Communications (www.abccommunications.com), one of British Columbia’s largest fixed wireless internet service providers, recently announced their latest LTE upgrade to 11 sites in British Columbia.

Clinton, B.C., March, 2020 – ABC Communications (www.abccommunications.com), one of British Columbia’s largest privately held internet service providers, recently completed deploying fixed 4G LTE Internet services Clinton BC. The project led by Falko Kadenbach, vice president of ABC Communications, was made possible with the support of the Province of British Columbia and ABC Communications.

Mackenzie, B.C., February, 2020 – ABC Communications (www.abccommunications.com), one of British Columbia’s largest privately held internet service providers, recently completed deploying fixed 4G LTE Internet services to the rural Mackenzie subdivision of Gantahaz. The project led by Falko Kadenbach, vice president of ABC Communications, was made possible with the support of the Province of British Columbia and ABC Communications.

Lumby, B.C., February, 2020 – ABC Communications (www.abccommunications.com), one of British Columbia’s largest privately held internet service providers, recently completed a project deploying fixed 4G LTE Internet services to Cherryville. The projects led by Falko Kadenbach, vice president of ABC Communications, were made possible with the support of the Province of British Columbia and ABC Communications.

QUESNEL - Work to diversify economic opportunities in the Cariboo will soon get a boost, thanks to wireless network upgrades designed to expand access to modern, high-speed internet for people in the region.

Access to high-speed internet is about to become a reality for people in 12 rural B.C. communities, thanks to a wireless network upgrade funded by the Connecting British Columbia program.