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Sasktel outages and service status in Parksville, British Columbia

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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 Parksville, British Columbia

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Sasktel Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • SaskTelSupport
    SaskTel Support (@SaskTelSupport) reported

    All known issues impacting SaskTel MaxTV and maxTV Stream services are now believed to be resolved. We would like to thank our customers for their patience, and apologize for any inconvenience. #skoutage

  • Tara22221
    Tara (@Tara22221) reported

    @alexmarz @SaskTel @Telesat lol, no one should have to wait for Carney’s incompetent buddies to supply internet which may never exist

  • JLamontagne9
    J Lamontagne (@JLamontagne9) reported

    @sarc_sk Your commercial about disability at SaskTel is awful. Why not show persons with disability in positions commensurate with their education etc. I have a Masters degree, I don’t work in a mail room.

  • NWRPodcast
    Michael Medby (@NWRPodcast) reported

    @JeffWaltersSask 11: cancel the plans for SK Marshalls and tax bureau, claim it was just a joke 12: offer to help RCMP fund the reestablishment of rural depots to address security concerns 13: encourage SaskTel to expand East and West to help all Canadians with affordable competition

  • IllKuffYa1
    Token🍁🦌 (@IllKuffYa1) reported

    Hey @sasktel your internet is ******* garbage. Your entire platform is dogshit

  • DTSaskatoon
    Douglas Tompson (@DTSaskatoon) reported

    @carytarasoffyxe @LaraFominoff Lies, dam lies and statistics. When someone set fire to a mattress in the alley and burned down a power pole, the SaskTel Repair Team explained that it was arson. I contacted the police to offer my CCTV footage with the start time, I was told it was a wiring fault. Hilarious!

  • WilhelmGere
    Wilhelm Gere (@WilhelmGere) reported

    Because Ghu knows I'm getting at least a dozen messages a week from people claiming to be my bank, the CRA, Sasktel, Fedex, and a host of others. Official government email often gets dumped automatically by the spam filter and I never see them. Then it's deleted 30 days later.

  • alexYQR
    Alex Marz (@alexYQR) reported

    Good morning @AlexanderQuon any idea why the defamation suit against Victims Voices asks SaskTel to hand over subscriber data as opposed to asking Meta for account registration information? Asking the service provider ( from a technical perspective ) could lead to reasonable doubt. Not to mention the larger privacy concerns.

  • MFiremoon
    Mark Firemoon (@MFiremoon) reported

    @here4fredom @realnikohouse I get 900 Mbps down and 500 Mbps up on SaskTel in Saskatchewan. I've seen DOCSIS providers offer 2Gbps down and 1Gbps up, but they don't offer publicly rout able IPs.

  • XCorpHub
    XCorpHub (@XCorpHub) reported

    🚨 SaskTel partners with Starlink to boost connectivity for rural businesses SaskTel has formed a strategic partnership with Starlink to deliver high-speed business internet services across Saskatchewan. Effective April 1, 2026, the province’s crown corporation will manage installation, equipment purchases, and billing in-house for qualifying rural businesses holding a valid GST number. This initiative directly supports small farms, mines, and forestry operations in areas where traditional fibre or broadband infrastructure remains costly and slow to deploy. Existing Starlink Business customers can switch to SaskTel billing at no charge, allowing them to consolidate services seamlessly. The move represents a meaningful advancement in closing the connectivity gap for rural Saskatchewan enterprises.