To the best of my knowledge, there is no way to do so. Radio engineering is extraordinarily complex and involves many factors including frequency management, equipment procurement, property and more. Dead zones are a simple symptom of an ongoing issue which all providers strive to resolve over time.
A quick look at my favourite cell tower map can be useful in understanding cell reception issues. In this case, I see several Bell cell towers within line of sight of the Long Branch Station, including one to the south west of the Long Branch station on top of a multi-story apartment or condo building. It is also a large cell site as in numbers of cells. This suggests that the issue could be tower overloading, as I said, Bell does monitor their cellular radio signals, and remedy them as they are able. That information is not public, for competitive and technical reasons, however. Thanks for your concern.
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