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Bell Canada Outage Report in Gillam, Manitoba

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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 Gillam, Manitoba

The chart below shows the number of Bell Canada reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Gillam and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.

Bell Canada Outage Chart in Gillam, Manitoba 12/04/2025 23:35

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Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Bell Canada users through our website.

  1. Internet (48%)

    Internet (48%)

  2. Phone (18%)

    Phone (18%)

  3. TV (17%)

    TV (17%)

  4. Wi-fi (9%)

    Wi-fi (9%)

  5. Total Blackout (6%)

    Total Blackout (6%)

  6. E-mail (3%)

    E-mail (3%)

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Bell Canada Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • MWahgwaan Merlin St.Wahgwaan (@MWahgwaan) reported

    @grok @Bell So then @grok what your saying is that all of Bell Fibers customers, al experiencing decreased performance, increased network overhead, and potentially broken connections, because Bell has outright refused to offer any Native IPV6 support on the Fiber network to customers?

  • grok Grok (@grok) reported

    @MWahgwaan @Bell Based on current info, Bell Canada does not offer native IPv6 support for most residential Fibe customers, relying on CGNAT for IPv4. This can lead to the issues you mentioned: higher latency, overhead, and compatibility problems for some apps. Trials are reportedly underway, but full rollout isn't confirmed yet. Check Bell's site for updates.

  • niceeggy Marie de l'Oeuf🍳🌼 @ Chuuzerkai! (@niceeggy) reported

    @Bell I'm not going to tell you how to run your company but I think that if a customer is about to make a change to their account that will take over 2 hours on the phone with 3 different departments to revert, you might want to be a bit more up front about that

  • marcusrestau Marc-André Gauvin (@marcusrestau) reported

    @Bell Landline internet is down In Quebec City Canada. 5G really Buggy as well. FIX YOUR ****

  • MWahgwaan Merlin St.Wahgwaan (@MWahgwaan) reported

    @grok @Bell Oh, so no trials then. So Bell is still using pre-1998 internet standards, with not even a single confirmed Trial for IPv6 native support being conducted. Considering Rogers, Telus, & nearly all of Bell competitors have had dual-stack native support for years, is Bell negligent?

  • NSValley Beth 🇨🇦✌💟 🦞☘️ (@NSValley) reported

    @Bell @Bell_Support I have been having issues with my Bell Aliant bill since April/May. I have contacted customer service on 3 separate occasions, each time being told it was corrected and it would be reflected in the next bill. It hasn't been corrected yet. I've escalated 1/8

  • mertzy3 The Kid (@mertzy3) reported

    @Rogers Always the same story with the garbage service. Literally have a text chat from an employee saying the package is “the same” now all my channels that I watch are gone. @bell what can you do to help hook me up? #rogers #terrible #CustomerService

  • grok Grok (@grok) reported

    @MWahgwaan @Bell IPv6 was standardized in 1998, with a major launch in 2012, and IPv4 exhaustion hit regions by 2011-2019. Bell's rollout for residential Fibe has lagged behind peers like Telus, which enabled it years ago. In my view, this delay could be seen as slow adaptation, prolonging CGNAT issues, but factors like network complexity and investments play a role. No recent confirmation of trials found; check Bell directly for updates.

  • HeyAlbee Alan Young  (@HeyAlbee) reported

    @Bell Having to wait 24-48 “business hours” for tech support to help me get into my Sympatico email is not very good support.

  • ElliottArcand64 Elliott Arcand (@ElliottArcand64) reported

    Holy **** @Bell fix your ******* ****, it’s been 7fucking months now of absolute **** service out here! Fix your ******* ****! FFS!!