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Bell Canada outages and service status in Frankville, Nova Scotia

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Bell Canada offers internet, mobile phone and home phone services to individuals and businesses. Internet is delivered through DSL or fiber technology. Bell also offers satellite TV nationawide and internet TV (branded Fibe TV, formerly known as Dish Network Canada) is available in the Greater Toronto Area, Montreal and Québec City.

Problems in the last 24 hours in Frankville, Nova Scotia

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Bell Canada Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • MagicCarpetMoe
    PremierScottMoesMagicCarpet (@MagicCarpetMoe) reported

    @Bell And how ******** are you going to possibly do anything about it when 800 ******* people are supposed to be traveling the road.... every single ******* day for however long..... like what ******* failure. Just ******* retarded

  • innerchildca
    🇨🇦 PT chick (@innerchildca) reported

    @vandewallefarm @Bell_Support Rogers service in cities is getting worse too- not keeping up with demand and as big building go up lines of sight to cell towers obstructed without placing new cell sites

  • SirMemee
    Sir Meme (@SirMemee) reported

    Cancel @Sportsnet subscriptions and switch from @Rogers to @Bell HOCKEY NIGHT IN CANADA BELONGS TO US CANADIANS **** YOU.

  • bcorrea10
    Bruno Corrêa (@bcorrea10) reported

    Feb/26: home internet upgrade could not be done. Tree needed to be trimmed to access Apr/26 (+ 2mo later): tree trimmed Since: 3 contacts via website assured me 48h-72h contact. Never happened. Today: I contacted “escalation team”. Reply: “wait 48h-72h contact”. Shame @Bell …

  • D0wnt0wnBrown
    Denny Brown (@D0wnt0wnBrown) reported

    @Bell_Support It would be very helpful to have the outage reporting system on the bell app functional and have updated information on the website vs the misinformation of “there is no outage”

  • kevthegrad
    Kevin MacKenzie  (@kevthegrad) reported

    @Rogers @Bell dear telecommunications Giants, as somebody who drives between Peterborough Ontario and York region every single day, I just wanted to ask how it is conceivable in 2026 that I cannot maintain a phone call along Highway 115 without signal death !?!? Fix your towers!

  • lemon_meringues
    Radha ☮️ (@lemon_meringues) reported

    @Carol_Foote @Rogers @Bell I left too. Terrible service. I had everything with them, including cell phone. Then there was no service for over a day (repairs). Was in a panic because everything was down. Couldn’t get in touch with my daughter in the US.

  • CheyneLothering
    Cheyne Lothering (@CheyneLothering) reported

    @Bell @FedEx is lifting their hands, waiting for bell to do a claim. @Bell JUST SEND ME MY PHONES, you handle the investigation after that. Why am I suffering from your poor service!???

  • CoryJudson
    Cory Judson (@CoryJudson) reported

    I cancelled my @Bell services in April because they are awful. Still waiting for the credit they owe me.

  • vandewallefarm
    David Vandewalle (@vandewallefarm) reported

    Hey @Bell_Support how come cellular service is getting worse and worse in rural Ontario? Phone calls are hit and mostly miss, and data is generally 3G (so nothing) in areas where we used to be able to get data?