A Starlink satellite dish is mounted outdoors in Northwestern Ontario, with a snowy landscape and a house in the background at sundown.

Starlink

At FSET, we believe in innovation empowering people. We are dedicated to transforming connectivity for remote communities through Starlink technology, ensuring that even the most isolated regions have access to dependable internet.

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Starlink Kits

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Communities Served

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Grants Assisted with

Reliable internet is not
a luxury, it is a necessity

FSET ensures that even the most remote communities can access dedicated, rapid, reliable and cost-effective internet connections.
At our core, we prioritize community-driven projects, specializing in installations tailored for community needs. While our focus primarily revolves around community deployments, we extend resources for self-installation and offer specialized residential solutions in Northwestern Ontario.

A man and woman stand smiling in front of a stack of black boxes with circular designs. In the foreground, a Starlink satellite dish, vital for healthcare IT in Northwestern Ontario, is displayed on a box with the SpaceX logo.

Community Stories

Explore how the remarkable speed and efficiency of Starlink is revolutionizing the quality of life in various communities and across diverse sectors such as business, education, and healthcare. These fast, dependable connections allow for social interaction, personal entertainment, professional online learning and life-saving social services.

A bright winter sun shines over a snow-covered Northwestern Ontario landscape with tyre tracks. A house with a Starlink satellite dish sits on the right, its porch bordered by a wooden railing. Trees and the promise of healthcare IT innovations dot the horizon.

Iskatewizaagegan #39 Independent First Nation

The Story of Shoal Lake and Starlink Tucked away on a corner of Lake of the Woods in Treaty 3 Territory – notably, the sixth largest freshwater lake on the continent – Iskatewizaagegan #39 Independent First Nation (Shoal Lake 39) embodies a spiritual relationship with the water, to say the least. As one might expect, […]
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Aerial view of Pikangikum First Nation by a frozen lake, with snow-covered rooftops, a brick municipal government building in the foreground, and a communications tower nearby. Trees and houses surround the icy water under a cloudy sky.

Pikangikum First Nation

How FSET’s Partnership with Pikangikum was Built Located in the heart of Turtle Island roughly 250 kilometres north of Lake of the Woods, Pikangikum became a signatory of Treaty 5 in 1905, but remained largely independent well into the 20th century. Community members fought hard to hold on to their ways of life, living off […]
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Three people stand outside on snow, smiling and holding a large black box with a circular design—possibly related to healthcare IT. They wear winter clothing: hoodies, jackets, hats, and sunglasses. A wooden staircase and metal building are in the background.

Grassy Narrows First Nation

Grassy Narrows joins SpaceX’s Starlink beta Asubpeeschoseewagong First Nation – known also as Grassy Narrows – became the second First Nation in Canada to get SpaceX Starlink technology in the fall of 2021, opening the door for its 1,500 community members to gain access to high-speed internet for the very first time. Grassy Narrows is surrounded […]
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Two police officers stand in the snow on a rural Northwestern Ontario road at sunset, with power lines and open fields in the background. Both wear dark uniforms and jackets, looking at the camera—guardians of safety in this remote region.

Axon and FSET Bring Starlink to the Nunavik Police Service

Farther Reach, Faster Data, Safer Communities As far north in Quebec as you can go, Nunavik is wildly remote and refreshingly serene. It’s a vast, Arctic landscape dotted with 14 communities totalling roughly 14,000 inhabitants along the coastlines of Hudson Bay, Ungava Bay, and Hudson Strait. From Kuujjuaraapik to Kangiqsualujjuaq, each community has its own […]
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Connecting Communities Through Starlink  

At FSET, we are committed to bringing high-speed internet to different regions in Canada. Our Starlink deployment map showcases the communities that we have served deploying Starlink’s satellite internet technology.  Since launching our services, we’ve connected countless remote and underserved areas, ensuring that these communities have access to fast, reliable internet.

Solid orange graduation cap icon with a tassel hanging from the right side, set against a light background—ideal for representing healthcare IT or managed IT services in Northwestern Ontario.
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Educational Institutions
An orange icon of three stylised people, with one figure in front and two slightly behind on either side, representing a group or community focused on cyber security.
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Community Care
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Justice & Public safety
A simple orange icon of balanced scales, representing justice or fairness in Northwestern Ontario, highlights the region’s commitment to law enforcement technology on a white background.
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Local Government
A red heart icon with a white electrocardiogram (ECG) line running through the middle, symbolising heart health or medical care in Northwestern Ontario’s municipal government.
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Healthcare Providers
An orange briefcase icon with a handle and a horizontal white line across the middle, featuring a circular detail at the centre, symbolises cybersecurity essentials.
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Businesses

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Iskatewizaagegan #39 Independent First Nation

The first deployment of #Starlink in Iskatewizaagegan #39 Independent First Nation and how a referral from their legal counsel led the community to finally being able to have reliable and cost effective high speed internet.

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Pikangikum's First Nation

How SpaceX #Starlink Internet was brought to the community of Pikangikum First Nation and with it, quality of life.

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Grassy Narrows First Nation

Asubpeeschoseewagong First Nation – known also as Grassy Narrows – became the second First Nation in Canada to get SpaceX Starlink technology in the fall of 2021, opening the door for its 1,500 community members to gain access to high-speed internet for the very first time. The technology brings improvements in connectivity and impacts areas of business, education, healthcare, and lives within the community.

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