Thanks to funding from both the Provincial and Federal Governments – under the Investing In Canada Infrastructure Program – along with a partnership with SaskTel, the Whitecap Dakota First Nation (WDFN) recently became the first Indigenous community in Saskatchewan to be fully connected by fibre optic broadband infrastructure.

It takes a community to make real change, and the Saskatoon Tribal Council (STC) Health Bus is driving forward to deliver life altering services for those who need it most.

SaskTel’s Community Investment Program (CIP) plays a solid role in the company’s commitment to supporting non-profit and charitable organizations who work hard to make our province an even better place to live.

Post-secondary education can be costly and challenging to afford for many, but SaskTel cares and we are here to help to make things easier for some hard working students through their academic careers and into the future.

SaskTel’s Phones for a Fresh Start (PFFS) program offers Saskatchewan residents three great reasons to recycle their old cell phones.