Searching for internet providers in Saskatoon usually comes down to three practical questions: (1) can the network reach your address, (2) what speed do you actually need, and (3) what is the total monthly cost. Saskatoon continues to grow as a city for families, students, trades, and professionals, and internet use is now a daily necessity for work, school, entertainment, and keeping up with life.
How our Saskatoon service works: We provide home internet plans over Rogers lines (formerly Shaw) where that cable network is available. If the Rogers/Shaw cable network can reach your home, we can usually service your address. If it cannot, we cannot. If you are not sure, you can ask us and we will check for you.
Important Saskatchewan notes: We do not offer DSL internet in Saskatchewan, and we do not service Regina (we do not have access to the Access Communications network). Our Saskatchewan service is focused on areas served by the Rogers/Shaw cable footprint.
In discussing internet providers Saskatoon, The Urban Internet Company aims to provide strong value: simple plans, clear pricing, unlimited usage options, and no long-term contracts. Many households want a connection that can handle streaming, video calls, online classes, gaming, and multiple devices at the same time.
If you’d like us to confirm availability prior to ordering, use the contact form. Please include your full street address so we can check it in the network systems. We usually reply by email within 24 hours.
Below are our Saskatoon home internet plans. Installations and transfers are completed using the cable network’s installers. (We do not provide TV services.)
Most people don’t need “the fastest plan” — they need the right plan for how the household actually uses the internet. Here’s a simple way to think about home internet speeds in Saskatoon:
In Canada, “internet” can be delivered using different types of networks. Saskatoon residents commonly hear terms like cable internet, fibre internet, and fibre-powered networks. In practical terms, what matters is reliability, real-world speed, and whether the network can reach your address.
Our Saskatoon services are delivered over the Rogers cable network (formerly Shaw) in areas where it is available. These networks are often described as “fibre-powered” because major parts of the system use fibre, even though the last stretch to the home may be coaxial cable. That’s a common setup in Canadian cities.
Note: We do not provide DSL in Saskatchewan.
Two homes can be only a few blocks apart and still have different internet options. Network coverage can vary by neighbourhood, building type, or even by which side of a street is connected to which infrastructure. If you want certainty, the best approach is to confirm service by address.
If you want us to check availability for your home in Saskatoon, use the contact form and include your full street address. We’ll reply by email.
Most Saskatoon households use the internet for more than one thing at a time. These are common reasons people shop for better internet:
We can service areas where the Rogers (formerly Shaw) cable network reaches the home. We do not service Regina.
No. We do not offer DSL in Saskatchewan.
Our plans shown above list no contracts and include unlimited usage.
We service many cities across Canada. In Saskatchewan, service depends on whether the Rogers (formerly Shaw) network reaches your address.