KNET 2024 Winter/Spring Newsletter
The highly anticipated Winter/Spring 2024 KNET newsletter has arrived. Don’t miss out on valuable cybersecurity tips from our Senior Networking Admin, get to know the KNET team better, stay informed …
Kukenah Network
The Kuhkenah Network is a unique First Nations owned & operated ICT Service Provider leading the way for rural and remote First Nations of Ontario into the ever growing world of information communication technologies…
Mobility in the North
Kuhkenah Network MOBILE has a large and diverse mobile network that operates 25 3G cellular sites in First Nations.
Empowering Communities in the North
KNET has the largest number of connections and most diverse First Nations broadband network in North America now serving more than 100 Ontario First Nations and First Nation organizations sites.
Connecting Businesses and Organizations to the North
Building business partnerships for access to information and communication technology services that increase economic development and contribute to First Nations well-being.
Sustainable connection for First Nations People
Kuh-Ke-Nah Network (KNET)
About Us
Kuh-Ne-Nah means Everyone in Anishiniimowin (Oji-Cree). We believe everyone of our communities should have reliable access to broadband networks that can transform our communities.
The Kuhkenah Network (K-Net) provides Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs), telecommunication infrastructure and application support in First Nation communities across Ontario as well as in other remote regions in Canada. This private telecommunications network supports the development of online applications that combine video, voice and data services requiring broadband and high-speed connectivity solutions.
We work with our partner First Nation communities to create a unique community owned network. Each First Nation owns and controls their local network infrastructure and is their own Internet Service Provider.
K-Net shares our expertise in managing networks so that the each First Nation’s local economy can grow as well as leveraging the Information Technology skills that benefits everyone. We believe the talent, skills and initiative exist in our communities to do so.
KNET has the largest number of connections and most diverse First Nations broadband network in North America
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