MCSnet’s $31 million Universal Broadband Fund build reaches Killam by March 2027. Until then, our fixed wireless network already covers the town and the grain and cattle farms around it, from $49.95/month.
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Our tower network is built for the farms, acreages, and lake lots past where wired providers stop, with speeds that handle a busy household and installation by our own crews.
This community is named in our federally supported fiber build, with construction required to be complete by March 2027. Follow the build.
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Killam sits at the junction of Highway 13 and Highway 36, the Veterans Memorial Highway, about 70.8 kilometres (roughly a 46 minute drive) east of Camrose. A Canadian Pacific Railway line runs through the same crossroads, and the town still functions as a regional trade hub for the grain and cattle country around it. Killam was incorporated as a village on December 29, 1906, and became a town on May 1, 1965.
Notable Killam residents include Olympic gold medal curler Kevin Martin, Member of Parliament Damien Kurek, and NHL coach Bill Peters. Sedgewick sits just down Highway 13 to the east, Camrose is west, and Strome is immediately north.
Every June, Killam throws open its gates for the Killam Rodeo: rodeo performances, mutton busting, fireworks, a parade, a street fair, and a pancake breakfast in a tradition that has run for more than 50 years. The 54th annual edition runs June 19-20, 2026, and because the Killam Agriplex is under renovation, this year’s rodeo has relocated down the highway to the Sedgewick Ag Grounds.
The rest of the year, the Agriplex itself (Memorial Arena, a swimming pool, a fitness centre, and a multi-purpose room), a Family Resource Centre, parks, a campground, an airport, and a library keep Killam busy.
Royal Canadian Legion Branch #65 sits at 5117 51 Ave in Killam, and MCSnet keeps the branch connected, supporting the veterans and community groups who gather there. It’s a small example of the kind of local relationship that comes with building a network in the towns we call home.
“Great internet service provided for rural users. We have been with MCSnet for over a decade and have absolutely no reason to change. From getting an actual live local person on the phone when you call for support, to friendly and professional technicians, MCSnet is a great value for the service received.”
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Learn morePlans start at $49.95 per month, and right now new customers get three months of unlimited internet at that price. Exact pricing depends on which service reaches your address, so the availability checker shows your options and their prices in about a minute.
Enter your address on our availability page. It checks your location against our network and shows what reaches you, along with the speeds and pricing available at that address. You can also call our local team at 780-645-4417.
Yes. MCSnet’s Universal Broadband Fund build names Killam, along with Heisler, as part of a $31 million project bringing fiber to 3,401 households and businesses across more than 30 communities, with construction completing by March 2027. Fixed wireless already covers Killam today.
MCSnet fixed wireless is live across Killam and the surrounding farms, with plans starting at $49.95 per month and speeds up to 940 Mbps depending on your address.
Yes. Our tower network reaches the grain and cattle country around Killam. Enter your address on the availability checker and we will confirm the speeds available at your property.
It takes about a minute, and the answer comes from the team building the fiber.
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