How Beaver River Broadband is Bringing the Internet to First Nations In Saskatchewan
In October of 2022, Wood River Internet partnered with Meadow Lake Tribal Council Resource Development Inc (MLTC) to form Beaver River Broadband. Their mission: to bring the internet to First Nations in Saskatchewan. Access to the internet is not just a convenience; it’s a necessity. It’s a gateway to education, healthcare, job opportunities, and a world […]
NEW Rural Home Internet Options For Flying Dust First Nation!
For rural areas in Saskatchewan, such as Flying Dust First Nation, the availability of quality rural home internet options has often been limited (or even non-existent). However, Beaver River Broadband is excited to introduce a range of internet plans now available for Flying Dust residents! [ez-toc] The Challenge of Rural Connectivity for First Nations Flying […]
BREAKING: Rural WiFi Internet Now available in Clearwater First Nations, Saskatchewan
For years, residents in Clearwater First Nations, Saskatchewan have been cut off from rural WiFi internet services. The long wait is over, Beaver River Broadband is thrilled to announce the launch of rural WiFi internet services in Clearwater First Nations, Saskatchewan. Access to the internet is no longer a luxury; it’s a fundamental necessity that […]
How Important are Unlimited WiFi Plans for Rural Areas?
Unlimited WiFi plans for rural areas have become a game-changer in bridging the connectivity gap and empowering communities in remote regions. While urban areas often enjoy high-speed internet options, rural communities face unique challenges when it comes to connectivity. With the advent of unlimited WiFi plans, however, the digital divide between rural and urban areas […]
Reducing the Digital Divide for First Nations in Saskatchewan
Why is it important to talk about reducing the digital divide? As the world becomes more connected through digital technology, it’s becoming increasingly clear that not everyone has equal access to the internet. This issue is especially prevalent in rural and remote areas of Saskatchewan, where the lack of infrastructure and funding has made it […]