The western half of the Pemberton Meadows has neither copper wire telephony nor cellular coverage. In 2012 Base Wireless brought service down the Meadows to Geese Road. Base Wireless in 2014 set up a temporary communications for the dual Innergex Micro-Hydro Projects, that ran until summer 2017. It began with a plug and play Telus optical fibre connection in the Pemberton Gateway Village Suites Hotel Building then from the roof over a series of low power antenna relays. Though the original set-up was decommissioned, a parallel system also run by Base Wireless provides broadband Internet access to all the farms that wish to subscribe, in the Western Pemberton Valley. The farmers can now make and receive phone calls for the first time by connecting their cellphones via WiFi to Facetime, Skype, or Facebook Messenger.