If you are researching internet providers in Saskatchewan, the first thing to know is that availability can change a lot by city and by neighbourhood. Saskatchewan is a large province with many communities spread across wide distances, so internet options often depend on local network coverage (and in some areas, internet choices can be limited).
Important service notes for Saskatchewan:
In plain terms: if the Rogers (formerly Shaw) cable network can reach your address, we can usually service your home with one of the plans below. If it cannot reach your address, we cannot. If you are unsure, you can ask us (free, no obligation). Please include your full street address so we can check it in the network tools and reply by email.
People shop for home internet for a few common reasons: remote work, online school, streaming, gaming, video calls, and households with multiple devices. When comparing Saskatchewan internet providers, you will usually want to look at four things:
If you’re in Saskatoon, you may also want to review our dedicated page: Internet Providers Saskatoon.
The following plans are offered over the Rogers cable network (formerly Shaw). We do not provide TV service. Installations and transfers are completed by the network’s installers. If you want us to confirm service before ordering, just contact us and we’ll check the address.
If you’re unsure which plan fits, here are simple examples:
No. We do not have access to the Access Communications network, and we do not service Regina.
No. We do not offer DSL in Saskatchewan. Our Saskatchewan service is delivered over Rogers (formerly Shaw) cable lines where available.
Use the contact form and include your full street address. We’ll check it and reply by email.
We service many cities across Canada. In Saskatchewan, our service depends on whether the Rogers (formerly Shaw) cable network reaches your address. For city-specific information, see: Saskatoon.