In Nunavut, Starlink stands up to cold but service, speeds vary, users say
The company has been providing high-speed internet to the territory since the end of October.
January 24, 2023
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The satellite internet provider Starlink has survived the Arctic cold and has provided Nunavummiut with a wide range of internet speeds in the nearly three months since the company started providing its service to the territory.
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