Business communications
Voice and messaging that's easy to understand and well supported.
Canadian communications · Saskatchewan roots
Practical telecommunications, built with care.
CreekCo is the public telecommunications identity of Spirit Creek Communications. We're building reliable, accessible communications for Canadian communities and organizations.
Development status: public site online; a limited controlled voice rollout is underway while production emergency-calling and regulatory readiness are completed.
What we do
Communications that connect real people and real places.
Network infrastructure
Secure, monitored systems for numbering and interconnection.
Accessible services
Designed for different abilities, devices and connections.
Community-minded
Built around local needs, affordability and the long term.
Available now
Things you can use today.
The Signal Collection
Communications-inspired stickers and Wi-Fi Available venue signs. Shipping within Canada.
Visit the shop →ntp.ww.cxGMT · UTC · NTS
GMT & WW.CX Time
Current UTC and our public NTP / NTS time service, with setup guides for phones and computers.
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Billing & My Account
Existing customers can sign in to view statements, usage and account details.
Go to My Account →Responsible launch process
Readiness before promises.
We will describe services as available only after the applicable operational and regulatory requirements have been met.
- 1Prepare
Corporate, technical and regulatory foundations. - 2Validate
Security, reliability, accessibility and support. - 3Partner
Carrier, vendor and community relationships. - 4Launch carefully
Clear service scope and accountable operations.
Contact
Start a conversation.
Questions, partnerships or anything else: call or email and a real person will get back to you.
Compliance & important notices
Emergency and lifeline warning: CreekCo is not currently offering commercial voice service. Even if a test or demonstration line appears able to dial 9-1-1, it is not certified, production-authorized or safe to use as a lifeline, medical-alert, alarm, elevator, fire-panel or sole emergency telephone service. Use an independent working local telephone or mobile service for emergencies. Read the VoIP 9-1-1 notice.