[Tree Frog Editor: Rogers Satellite targets Canada’s foresters from coast to coast via sponsored content] On Vancouver Island’s logging roads – the ones stretching into Nahmint Lake, over into Nitinaht and through the region’s dense coastal woodlands – forestry worker Harry Brossault is used to watching his cell signal disappear long before his work is done. Vancouver Island’s old-growth forests are some of the most difficult to access in the province. For Brossault, who often heads out before sunrise, staying connected matters, whether he’s at work or spending his off time in the rugged backcountry.  …That sense of being unreachable – disconnected – adds a layer of stress and unease to his already demanding workload. “Working in forestry on Vancouver Island means I’m often in areas with no cell service,” Brossault says. “Rogers Satellite keeps me connected to my teenage daughters and serves as my main safety lifeline when working alone.”