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SaskTel has resolved the widespread outage affecting all cellular voice services, as well as around 3,000 business voice customers, the Crown corporation said in an update late Friday.
The province-wide outage began Friday morning and SaskTel told 650 CKOM that the outage was not related to any cybersecurity incident.
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Sasktel said data services and text messaging are not impacted, and some cellular calls may intermittently go through.
It said around 4:30 p.m. that teams were “actively working to resolve the issue and restore full service as quickly as possible.”
While 911 service still worked during the outage, RCMP said the non-emergency 310-RCMP line was down and asked people to reserve 911 for emergencies and crimes in progress only.
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