REGINA – A free wireless Internet service in Saskatchewan is being shut down six years after it was introduced.
SaskTel has announced that the “Saskatchewan! Connected” initiative is being terminated across the province due to lack of use.
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The service was launched by the provincial government, providing a basic level of Internet service throughout the certain businesses districts and post-secondary campuses in Regina, Saskatoon, Moose Jaw, and Prince Albert.
At the time government ministers insisted it would “build on Saskatchewan’s reputation for innovation and being in the forefront of technology advancement.”
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