E-Comm 9-1-1 says Telus has advised some North Island communities will not have landline service, and there is no estimation for when service will be restored.
The company says the cause is under investigation, and it is a suspected hardware issue.
“We recognize how this interruption may impact you, and we appreciate your patience as we work to restore services as quickly as possible,” the company says on its website., it is only showing over Port Hardy. The map does not include an estimation of how many customers are without service.On May 30, E-Comm issued a similar advisory for people in the
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