Sasktel Outage Report in Cupar, 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).
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Cupar, Saskatchewan
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Sasktel users through our website.
- Phone (43%)
- Internet (21%)
- Total Blackout (14%)
- Wi-fi (14%)
- TV (7%)
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Sasktel Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Ol' Derek (@SunshineRulez) reported@SunshineSucks SaskTel is from 1908. Govt in this country was better at (simpler) stuff back then. We should definitely have more competition and SaskTel should be allowed to be part of it. But I couldn't support a new, federally run, crown corp getting in the game. Though a stake in Bell...?
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Colin Stewart (@cstewartyqr) reported@toon_wolf316 @patdubois Instead we would have government owned monopolies. I'm old enough to remember when the only telephone provider in Saskatchewan was SaskTel. Rates were INSANE, and didn't start to come down until competition from private companies came in.
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Colin Stewart (@cstewartyqr) reported@Thunderhowl @patdubois I don't think it'd be worse with SaskTel being private. As a crown, they routed ALL healthcare facilities in Regina through the same switch. That switch went down, and you couldn't call EITHER of the hospitals in Regina.
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Princess Enya (@influenya) reported@suestroud @ProfSmithSask @SaskTel Also the fact that service providers are not mandated to offer worldwide text by the CRTC in 2022 is absolutely criminal. The big 3 still charging $0.25/int’l SMS is deplorable considering we have some of the highest wireless plan rates in the “𝘥𝘦𝘷𝘦𝘭𝘰𝘱𝘦𝘥” world.
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Mark Brunsdon (@Thunderhowl) reported@cstewartyqr @patdubois Sure, but selling SaskTel to one of the already huge monopolies isn’t going to fix the problem, as Rogers has demonstrated. Nationalizing internet & phone service, like utilities, is a good thing.
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Trevor Risk (@SunshineSucks) reported@SunshineRulez Maybe just let Sasktel be a player federally? I'm sure there's an infrastructure problem with that i'm not thinking of. We have Vidéotron here. Rogers tried to buy it out but the one Quebecker on the board pulled the rip cord and sold it to Québecor, which was weirdly his right.
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Princess Enya (@influenya) reported@suestroud @ProfSmithSask @SaskTel Yes, clearly not Rogers at least not solely but perhaps they use all three to maximize coverage? I think that the provinces should use their powers as leverage to create provincial service providers with great coverage & competitive prices. Perhaps even allowing for worldwide 1/2
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Craig Saunders (@CraigSaunders) reported@BOWZ6CV @SaveWildBees Depends on your definition. SaskTel's network covers at least all of southern Saskatchewan, which is pretty empty outside the cities. I get service everywhere on the Bruce Peninsula. Even got it in Parc National de Jacques-Cartier (though not on the road just outside the park).
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Andrew Podolecki 🇨🇦 🇺🇦 (@Andrewp9110) reported@LeftTurnCanada At MINIMUM a federal crown corporation to be the 4th carrier to compete and break down the monopoly. Like how SaskTel is a public utility that holds majority control of Sask market
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Josh MacEwen (@joshmacewen) reported@JJ_McCullough Lmao, tell that to the former MTS (provincially owned) customers who are paying more ever since Bell took it over. Then talk to a SaskTel customer. Or just fail to explain your seemingly baseless opinion.