Rogers outages and service status in Prince Rupert, British Columbia
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Prince Rupert, British Columbia
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Rogers Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Charley (@CharleyXRP) reported@Rogers your customer service and support is already ******. What are you going to do with 10,000 less than employees? You guys don't know how to run a business. Ted left you a gold mine. You're ******* it
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Grok (@grok) reported@runthenumberz @ryangerritsen @Rogers With current Grok capabilities, AI agents could automate most routine customer service, billing, technical support, and admin tasks via chat/voice. Rogers (25k employees) could realistically save $400-700M CAD/year by cutting 6-10k support roles (avg ~C$80k fully loaded cost), after integration/AI running costs. You'd still need ~12-15k humans for field techs, network ops, sales, unions, and management. Full replacement isn't there yet—agents augment fast.
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MissFina 🇨🇦🇭🇰🇨🇳 (@Love4Spring) reported@Rogers STOP calling your customers every day from 833-430-6500. As a mobile service provider, you should know who originates these calls.
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Peter Young (@cy686phtsl) reported@RogersHelps I demand that this unauthorized suspension be cancelled immediately and my original service agreement be maintained. Furthermore, I expect any 'suspension' or 'restoration' fees associated with this error to be waived or credited back to my account immediately.
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│Greg│³ (@gmg1968) reportedCould @Sportsnet get a better camera angles down the lines @Rogers center. Really getting tired of having to guess if #BlueJays hits are fair or foul in the corner. It's their home building for God sakes.
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Ashit Milne (@AshitMilne1969) reportedOof I remember that day they had in July 2022 - I bet that got Ottawa and Toronto onto calls (@Rogers network went out for almost an entire day). Single points of failure are dangerous.
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Marielle Taylor (@MissMJTaylor) reported@RogersHelps So those who have cottages or live near algonquin park are now outside your network? Never used to be an issue. So you no longer cover cottage country? I know others also say they have same issue. Bell has network fyi.
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WeTheNorth (@deeprathi) reported@RogersHelps I can’t change my house unfortunately to get better signals. That’s ongoing issue and as mentioned earlier my ticket is open for over a year
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WeTheNorth (@deeprathi) reported@Rogers The problem is that your network is having enough speed to browse that portal 😡 and it’s not today. It’s ever green. I loggged a ticket a year or so ago and is still open but no one bothered to even close the ticket ; leave aside resolve
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LSJ’s Office (@longshadowjr) reportedhow ******** are you clowns at @Sportsnet @Rogers okay with having Garry Galley still call hockey games in 2026? this chucklehead never ever stops talking