Carrier Sekani Family Services , in partnership with the Highway of Tears Governing Body, is
excited to unveil the creation of four new billboards along Hwy. 16’s notorious ‘Highway of Tears’.
This partnership aims to address Recommendation 9 of the 2006 Highway of Tears
Recommendation Report, which includes creating a number of billboards to bring further
awareness on the issue of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls

Located between Prince George and Smithers, the billboards feature images and messaging of hope
and strength to highlight the value of people in the north and that we are all, as communities,
stronger together. As you travel on this stretch of Highway 16 we hope that these billboards will
create a moment for pause to remember, honour and to reflect on what we all can do to make this
Highway and the communities surrounding it a safer place

The billboards are part of a larger commemorative series project that will eventually include
commemorative pillars at each end of the ‘Highway of Tears’, rest-stop signage and more to honour
and remember Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls in addition to providing more
education and awareness of safety along Highway 16