Sasktel Outage Report in Pelican Narrows, 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 Pelican Narrows, Saskatchewan
The chart below shows the number of Sasktel reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Pelican Narrows and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Sasktel users through our website.
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Phone (52%)
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Internet (21%)
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TV (14%)
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E-mail (7%)
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Total Blackout (3%)
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Wi-fi (3%)
Community Discussion
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Sasktel Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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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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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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Brian Gordon - Go green or die
(@greengordon) reported
@BakedGoodsYYC @mmorden @FP_Champagne You’re right but you’re missing the solution of creating a Crown Corp to complete with the oligopoly. Just expand SaskTel across Canada.
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KKKanaduh Day KKKonvoy
(@DavoZed) reported
@kurtstoll_CAN @MPAVictoria Sorry, you know the telecoms collude HOW? And SaskTel is a provincial utility and NOT something that could be expanded to the rest of Canada. And I would be interested in seeing SaskTel's books, to see how much taxpayer money is being poured in to keep rates down.
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Mikki Blueyes
(@Mikki_Blueyes) reported
@Coryjankoski @SaskTel I didn't buy anything except a sandwich on the way home, and fortunately I had some cash. Other than not being to call some customers during the day, I was completely unaware of the problems it caused. Sticking with my Sasktel internet and my Sasktel phone.
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Brent McKee🇨🇦🇺🇦
(@BrentMcKee) reported
@don92568937 @JamesCordon6 @JJ_McCullough Uh no. SaskTel prices are lower than the competition across the board - landline, wireless, Internet, television. And has a combined 1.4 million customer connections.
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mexicanbutnotreally
(@mistertreevor) reported
@David_Moscrop nationalize all the infrastructure. lease out contracts for use and maintenance. create a few crown corps as well to compete. problem solved. see: SaskTel
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Moody's TO, OTT
(@MoodysGlobal) reported
@JJ_McCullough WDYM? What is SaskTel? Toronto’s been actively discussing a public service for some time, both to avoid outages like Rogers AND to get rid of the most expensive prices in the WORLD🌎. Research, research, research.
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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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Andrew Podolecki 🇨🇦 🇺🇦
(@Andrewp9110) reported
@christoaivalis 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