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Our Service Areas
- North Peace (Main Yard — Fort St. John)
Serving the northeastern area of British Columbia, including Taylor, Fort St. John, Hudson Hope, Fort Nelson, and surrounding rural communities. This area covers approximately 4,900 lane-kilometres and 77 bridges, with a focus on the oil and gas industry in the region. - Bulkley-Nass (Main Yard — Smithers)
Located in the north-central part of BC, this service area includes municipalities such as Smithers, Hazelton, Telkwa, New Hazelton, Stewart, and smaller rural communities in the Bulkley-Nechako and Kitimat-Stikine Regional Districts. It covers 2,476 lane-kilometres, including 94 bridges and numerous culverts. - South Cariboo (Main Yard — 100 Mile House)
Serving the south-central area along the TransCanada Highway 1, this area encompasses 100 Mile House, Clinton, Cache Creek, Ashcroft, Lillooet, and the surrounding rural areas. South Cariboo includes approximately 5,873 lane-kilometres of roads and 180 bridges, with several avalanche-prone zones and important transport routes for local industries. - Central Cariboo (Main Yard — Williams Lake)
Covering the central interior of BC, including Williams Lake, Horsefly, Likely, Tatla Lake, Nimpo Lake, and the Bella Coola Valley. This area spans 4,827 lane-kilometres, with 152 bridges and offers access to several spectacular bodies of water like Quesnel Lake and Chilko Lake. It serves a diverse range of industries, including logging, tourism, and ranching.