saskatchewan

The federal government has announced $37 million for projects that will expand high-speed Internet access and mobile connectivity across Saskatchewan.

Saskatchewan, Newfoundland and Labrador, Prince Edward Island, and Nova Scotia have joined the federal government and House of Commons in banning TikTok from government devices — reports The Canadian Press. Earlier this week, Ottawa removed TikTok from all government-issued mobile devices and blocked its use over privacy concerns against the Chinese social media app. The move...

Beaver River Broadband is a new majority Indigenous-owned internet service provider, from Meadow Lake Tribal Council Resource Development Inc. and Wood River Controls. This new company has partnered with SaskTel to expand high-speed internet to First Nations and rural areas in Saskatchewan. Portions of SaskTel’s network under the Rural Broadband Partnership Program will be used...

"We must also stop using the existing 4G equipment even though there’s never been a risk — it’s a fundamentally different product."

The federal government has announced nearly $6.6 million for high-speed internet in Saskatchewan.

The problem stems from the fact that SaskTel is a regional provider that's only allowed to provide wireless service within Saskatchewan's borders. 

Saskatchewan is the latest province to support Canada's COVID Alert app.

The first offence for distracted driving will go from $280 CAD to $580. After a conviction, the penalties escalate for a second offence within a calendar year.

Saskatchewan and Manitoba no longer have a pricing advantage over the rest of Canada when it comes to Big 3 flanker brands.

More Tesla Superchargers appear to be coming in Saskatchewan.

The first Tesla Supercharger in Saskatchewan has started construction.

Tesla now has the green light for its Supercharger in Moosomin, Saskatchewan.