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Sasktel Outage Report in Carrot River, Saskatchewan

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Sasktel (Saskatchewan Telecommunications) offers mobile and landline based communications services to businesses and individuals in in Saskatchewan. Services include mobile phone and mobile internet as well as broadband internet, dial-up internet and internet TV (IPTV).

Problems in the last 24 hours in Carrot River, Saskatchewan

The chart below shows the number of Sasktel reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Carrot River and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.

Sasktel Outage Chart in Carrot River, Saskatchewan 02/16/2026 21:20

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Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Sasktel users through our website.

  1. TV (31%)

    TV (31%)

  2. Phone (31%)

    Phone (31%)

  3. Internet (15%)

    Internet (15%)

  4. Total Blackout (15%)

    Total Blackout (15%)

  5. Wi-fi (8%)

    Wi-fi (8%)

Community Discussion

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Sasktel Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • TravisSeifert Travis Seifert (@TravisSeifert) reported

    Hey @SaskTel it’s 2021 and it’s embarrassing that you’re service is horrendous and slow in rural areas!

  • jfmezei Jean-François Mezei (@jfmezei) reported

    @peternowak @pcguy8088 Sasktel is safe and liked because it didn’t venture out of its territory. Meanwhile Bell and Telus acquired just about everything else. They compete on some stuff, but “cooperate” (to be kind) on other such as mobile service.

  • ckwarren74 Chris Warren (@ckwarren74) reported

    @SaskTel do you not know the time change is coming? Or they Saskatchewan doesn't change? Every 6 months you are surprised and take many hours to reset your network time. How many people were disrupted this morning bc of wrong alarm times?

  • tenorbug Spencer W. McKnight (@tenorbug) reported

    Really love that every email I send to a person with a @SaskTel .net email is marked as spam. Even when replying to an email sent by them. How is that even useful?! Fix your damn email service.

  • AcadiaKinger75 Michael Kingston (@AcadiaKinger75) reported

    @SaskTel Why are you promoting MaxTV in communities you don’t have enough “units” to serve. I just drove 7 hours - waiting for the service guy - only to find out the day of there are no “units”....You don’t know this when you are signing people up? You guys are the worst?

  • greengordon Brian Gordon (@greengordon) reported

    @SaskWallaceP @David_Moscrop I thought SaskTel got privatised? Whether so or not, that’s the solution: Take SaskTel or another Crown Corp nationwide. Our cell phone bills would drop by $25-30 overnight.

  • mclean_brad Brad mclean (@mclean_brad) reported

    Well, so much for watching the oilers win , thanks @sasktel pausing and freezing . Cable box was replaced today, second one in a year. Now maybe 3 cable boxes will fix it. Truly this is garbage.

  • TerryH649 Terry Harris (@TerryH649) reported

    @BrantPalko @SaskTel That sucks

  • rnrolljo Might As Well Go For A Soda (@rnrolljo) reported

    @SaskTel Interesting... if you could help me find resources to untangle my compromised identity that would help!

  • BakedGoodsYYC Baked Goods (@BakedGoodsYYC) reported

    @dzonershow @BrettCl52830843 @parismarx Quebecor owns cable companies in the region's they offer cell service. That means they have lower build costs thanks to a residential customer base absorbing some of the costs. SaskTel owns more dark fibre than anyone in the country. They can pop towers anywhere for near $0