Featured on the FSET website, Anishinaabeg of Kabapikotawangag Resource Council (AKRC) is offering financial assistance to individuals who have purchased a Starlink kit on their own due to not having access to reliable, high- quality internet at home. The AKRC has partnered with FSET Inc. in Kenora to administer the rebates.

Featured on the Government of Canada website, Stories like FSET Inc. demonstrate what can be achieved when forward-thinking entrepreneurs like Nicole and David partner with FedNor to leverage strategic and timely investments.

Featured on Kenora Miner and News, under the official banner of 4foxsake, Kenora’s Luby family has completed its first fundraiser in support of The Hospital for Sick Children.

Featured on Curiocity, a new list of the ‘best places to work’ has just been published featuring a ton of top-notch businesses within Canada’s tech industry and it’s not easy for a good company to become certifiably great.

Featured on the Government of Canada website, The Universal Broadband Fund (UBF) undertakes projects in underserved rural areas across Canada, including in Indigenous communities. In June 2021, the Government of Canada announced a UBF project that would connect the residents of Grassy Narrows to high-speed Internet, with the help of IT company FSET Inc., through SpaceX Starlink technology.

Featured on Great Place to Work, FSET has been recognized on the 2023 list of Best Workplaces in Technology.

Featured on KenoraOnline, the Kenora District Services Board is launching the second round of rebates for high-speed internet.

Featured on the Kenora District Services Board (KDSB), KDSB has received funding from the Federal Government of Canada to offer a round 2 of ‘Connecting the Kenora District’. The KDSB has partners with FSET Inc. in Kenora to administer the second round of rebates.

Featured on Mendoza Business Magazine, ND alumna Nicole Brown, along with her husband and business partner David, is leveraging their IT firm to serve Indigenous communities across Canada.

Featured on Kenora Catholic District School Board, a new pilot program carried out in partnership with FSET Inc. is teaching students in grades 4-6 the basics of coding in a fun and engaging way.