Sasktel outages and service status in Sintaluta, 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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Sasktel Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Jason Usher (@jayusher67) reported@SaskTel @bgdoane Sasktel can't fix anything
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Daniel McNeil🇨🇦❄️🇺🇦🇮🇱🇵🇸 (@ToonTownDano) reported@emmagmay @Rogers Roger’s is horrible. We had Shaw fit fibre which wasn’t great but Rogers is WAY WAY WAY worse. Switching to Sasktel ASAP!
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SaskTel Support (@SaskTelSupport) reported10:45 PM: A planned SaskTel outage will occur on March 11, from midnight to approximately 6:00 a.m., while crews complete permanent fibre repairs related to last year’s wildfire damage. During this window, Internet, wireless, and landline (home and business) services will be unavailable across multiple Northeast Saskatchewan communities, including Sandy Bay, Brabant Lake, Geikie River, Wollaston Lake, Black Lake, Key Lake, McArthur River, Cigar Lake, Collins Bay, Stony Rapids, and Fond‑du‑Lac. This work is necessary to repair the damage and ensure the long‑term reliability of services in the area. SaskTel apologizes for any inconvenience this outage may cause and thanks customers for their patience while crews complete the work as quickly as possible. In the event of an emergency, residents in and around these communities will need to physically contact their nearest emergency services for assistance. #skoutage
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SaskTel Support (@SaskTelSupport) reported3:17 PM: Services have been restored for all subscribers affected by the outage between Green Lake and La Loche reported earlier today. If you are still experiencing problems with your SaskTel services, please call our Technical Support team at 1-800-SASKTEL for further assistance. #skoutage
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charles taylor (@chucky_1868) reported@SaskTel Ya your internet is junk I got starlink that ended the problems
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SaskTel Support (@SaskTelSupport) reportedSaskTel would like to apologize for any inconvenience this outage may cause for customers and thank them for their patience while we work to restore services as quickly as possible. #skoutage
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GoodJobRobTV (@GoodJobRobTV) reported@SaskTelSupport I hope we don't all have to call and make a complaint to see credit on our accounts here in warman. Do the right thing SaskTel.
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C C (@camcol32) reported@LaserAud @C_Classiques What is going to be the state of your network in 10 years without federal government billions...because it will happen...the federal government needs to cut everywhere. How many billions did the fédéral government spent on fiber? For Canada, likely in the 100 billion range the last 5 years. This is not going to happen again. Starlink is already a player...nearly 12 millions subscribers...from 6 last year... and projections is 200 millions by 2036...I say more in the billion range. What happens when it's cheaper to have a satellite antenna then fiber...it's already that in Montréal. I would have subscribed to it if it wasn't for the heavy tree cover over my house... this will be resolved with more satellites...they are launching them every couple of days. The v3 satellite is 100 times more powerful than v2mini...they have 10,000 v2 in orbit and project to have 1,000,000 v3 by 2036...if starship works of course...which it will. How does sasktel pay for the upgrades and repairs to their costly network? For that matter how does Bell and the other player do it? The answer is that they can't. I get it that you are a big fan of sasktel and you think that they will be able to compete...they will for a.time but not on the long term...none of the networks are. Good luck!
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Jonathan Adams (@JBMcAdams) reported@SaskTel @TKeeps So if no one can cross the border we all just go without service ? What’s the point
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Pat L K (@Tieka4ever) reported@AreOhEssEyeEe My vertigo started a few years ago when Sasktel installed a 5 g tower across the road from my house. In My bedroom which is at the highest level, I experience the worst of my vertigo. Access installed a second tower. Vertigo is worse.