K-Net Mobile

Did you know KNET can support complete office network setups?

✅ Secure firewalls
✅ Building-wide Wi-Fi design
✅ Phones
✅ Managed IT support
✅ Backup connectivity options

If your band office/health centre needs a stronger setup, we can help.

📶 Why Switch to KNET Mobile?

Because your connection should work where you live. 💪

KNET is the only Indigenous-owned cellular provider in Northern Ontario, built by and for First Nations communities.
Here’s why more people are switching:
✅ Reliable service that works in First Nations communities
✅ New pre-paid and post-paid plans — no activation fees
✅ Local support from real people in your region
✅ Profits reinvested into Northern services
✅ Easy setup with our new KNET eSIM
✅ Community-owned towers and equipment — keeping benefits local

We know how vital communication is for safety, health, education, and everyday life.
Our goal is simple — to make sure no one is left disconnected.

KNET is also developing post-paid business packages to better serve organizations and community services.

📲 Learn more or visit us at: https://knet.ca/knet-cellular-upgrade-faq/

📱 KNET Mobile – Your Go-To Cell Service in the Remote North 📱

Wherever you are in the North, KNET Mobile has you covered. With multiple locations across the region, we make it easy to:
✅ Access products
✅ Purchase minute cards
✅ Get support for your account

💳 Now accepting credit, debit, and cash!

📍 Visit us at one of our locations:

Thunder Bay – KO Administration, 730 S. Syndicate Ave | Mon–Fri, 8:30–4:30pm EST

Sioux Lookout – KNET Offices, 115 King St. | Mon–Fri, 8:30–4:30pm CST (closed 12–1pm)

Balmertown – KO Offices, 8 Eric Radford Way | Mon–Fri, 8:30–4:30pm CST

Thunder Bay (Intercity Mall) – Cellicon Kiosk | Mon–Fri 10am–8pm, Sat 10am–6pm, Sun 11am–5pm

🌐 Learn more: www.knet.ca

KNET Mobile: Connecting Everyone, Everywhere.

📱 Your Go-To Cell Phone Service in the North! 📱

At KNET, we’re proud to be your trusted provider—with multiple locations across the region to serve you better!

Whether you need:
✅ Minute cards
✅ Mobile products
✅ Account support

Visit us at any of our locations:

📍 Thunder Bay Location
KO Administration
730 S. Syndicate Ave, Thunder Bay, ON P7E 1E9
🕒 Open Monday to Friday, 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM (EST)

📍 Sioux Lookout Location
KNET Offices
115 King Street, PO Box 1439, Sioux Lookout, ON P8T 1B9
🕒 Open Monday to Friday, 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM (CST)
⏸️ Closed for lunch: 12:00 – 1:00 PM

📍 Balmertown Location
KO Offices
8 Eric Radford Way, PO Box 340, Balmertown, ON P0V 1C0
🕒 Open Monday to Friday, 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM (CST)

Come by and let’s keep you connected—wherever you are in the North! 💙

🧡 Connection is Culture. Connection is Power. 🧡

As we continue to honour Indigenous History Month, we’re reminded that technology isn’t just about speed or signal—it’s about preserving language, sharing stories, and strengthening community ties across generations and distances.

At KNET, we’re proud to support digital tools and infrastructure that allow Indigenous communities to reclaim space, celebrate identity, and stay connected to culture and each other—no matter where they are.

Whether it’s through virtual gatherings, language revitalization programs, or video calls to family up north—connection means everything. And we’re honoured to play a part in that.

As we eagerly await the arrival of spring, a snowy forecast for this week may be dampening our spirits. But fear not, for the Easter weekend is just around the corner. So why not rebel against the Monday blues and make today a great one?

KNET offices will be open from Monday to Thursday this week 8:30 am - 4:30 pm.

Our offices will be closed on Good Friday and Easter Monday.

Contact our dedicated and knowledgable staff at:

(807) 737-1135 (locally)
1-877-737-5638 (toll free)
[email protected]

Miigwetch!

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Today, we celebrate the symphony of humanity's diversity - It's International Mother Tongue Day!

On these beautiful lands, the fluent prose of over 60 unique dialects, belonging to our indigenous communities, echo. But it's not just about the linguistic charm, these first languages and dialects represent. They hold within them thousands of years of cultural heritage, land-based knowledge, processes, sciences and traditions, held safe by our remote communities in the north and beyond.

Yet, they teeter on the edge, at risk of of disappearing. To help revitalize and rejuvenate these stunning first languages, connection is needed. Connection to the land. Connection to each other, to our family, our communities and to our elders. Connection to create learning opportunities, courses, and educational tools. Connection to share information and resources. Connections to grant access to the past through archives and video footage gathered. The connection is vital.

Share your ideas to revitalize and rejuvenate the First languages in the comments below. Let's spark a conversation, let's work towards saving legacies!

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Artwork by Storm Angeconeb

Storm is a Treaty 3 artist, from Lac Seul First Nation and is currently based out of Red Lake, ON.

Follow her on FB at https://www.facebook.com/storm.angeconeb?mibextid=LQQJ4d and on Instagram at

Check out more of her work or purchase some prints through:
https://stormangeconeb.com/

Family: the compass that guides us, the inspiration that drives us and the love that sustains us. This Family Day, we at KNET urge you to switch on your digital compass and reconnect with the ones who fill your life with beauty, love and warmth.

In honour of family day the KNET offices will be closed and reopen again on Tuesday February 20th with regular office hours.

Happy Family day all!

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Artwork by Storm Angeconeb

Storm is from Lac Seul First Nation and is based out of Red Lake, ON.

Follow her on FB at https://www.facebook.com/storm.angeconeb?mibextid=LQQJ4d and on Instagram at

Check out more of her work or purchase some prints through:
https://stormangeconeb.com/