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Yukon pens letters to minister, CRTC and Bell Canada over poor cellular service
- The Yukon government reported ongoing cellular service problems affecting public safety, emergency response, and economic activity in the territory.
- Yukon sent letters to Bell Canada CEO Mirko Bibic, CRTC Chair Vicky Eatrides, and Industry Minister Mélanie Joly about persistent coverage gaps and unstable mobile service.
- The Yukon government described mobile service as "essential public infrastructure" due to the territory's climate and geography.
- Complaints include dropped calls, poor data, coverage gaps on travel routes, and worsening service during peak and emergency times, with issues continuing since 2024.
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Yukon pens letters to minister, CRTC and Bell Canada over poor cellular service
WHITEHORSE - The Yukon government says cellular service in the territory continues to have persistent "deficiencies," with negative implications for public safety, emergency response and economic activity.
·Toronto, Canada
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