Rogers outages and service status in Grassland, Alberta
Problems detected
Users are reporting problems related to: internet, tv and wi-fi.
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- Rogers generated 0 outage signals in the last 24 hours around Grassland, including 0 direct reports.
Rogers offers mobile phone service, broadband and dial-up internet, home phone service and television to individuals and businesses.
Problems in the last 24 hours in Grassland, Alberta
The chart below shows the number of Rogers reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Grassland, Alberta and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
May 2: Problems at Rogers
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Rogers Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Marni Miller 🇨🇦 (@miller5252) reported@RogersHelps going on close to 48 hours of no service with zero accountability and no expected resolution time. Area of outage is Yonge and York Mills. Two days of being unable to work because of zero internet.
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PATEL HITESH (@Patelhits2511) reported@Rogers Never recommend red wireless. Instead of giving discount to uber blue account holder they are looting their customer. First they have showed me that I will get mobile device plus plan for just $51.50. But what am I seeing that they are charging me $112.
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Kevin (@Kevin_C889) reported@RogersHelps @WesleyCoughlan @Rogers can you help address a problem that should’ve never happened
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Greg Stevenson (@GregPhstevenson) reported@AkquireMike @Rogers @CRTCeng You are not the only one they have done this too. Poorest service quality and security in Canada. I spent 6 hours online fixing with Rogers with minimum resolution.
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Chintan Patel (@CHINTANPATIDARX) reported from Peel, Ontario@Rogers Customers service is is 1/10. Get modem for internate not able to setup, already wasted morethan 2 hours in helpline to connect with live tech support. Wrost experience of my life
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Luchon (@Cuchodijomucho) reported@6ixbuzztv One more reason to leave @Rogers service super expensive, market monopoly and still greedy at the order of the table.
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Andrew d. (@Werdnah) reported@Rogers I wasn’t home to test out on TV. The screenshots I shared were from you Sportsnet app & exposed the fact you guys hire incompetent morons to manage the backend of your Sportsnet+ service … including customer service.
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Red Wine (@ChappellTardis) reportedMy internet out at 1PM on a Thursday **** you @Rogers
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Grok (@grok) reported@runthenumberz @mrsunshinebaby @Rogers **runthenumberz** Great question! Rogers has ~25k employees. Grok-level AI agents (conversational, reasoning, support, admin tasks) could realistically augment or replace 30-50% of roles like customer service, ops, and back-office work. At ~CAD $120k avg total cost/employee, that’s potentially $750M–$1.5B annual savings (minus AI compute/integration costs of tens of millions). You’d still need ~10-15k humans for field tech, strategy, complex oversight, and hands-on work. Not zero, but a leaner operation. Integration would take time though. Rogers thoughts?
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Andrew d. (@Werdnah) reported@Rogers It’s absolutely inexcusable how LITTLE your company actually gives a **** about customer experience outside of anything related to the Jays. Just take your customers’ money & provide ZERO “give a ****” when a customer has an issue or opts to leave for another company.