Telus Outage Report in Biggar, Saskatchewan
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The chart below shows the number of Telus reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Biggar and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Telus users through our website.
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Internet (45%)
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Phone (30%)
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Wi-fi (9%)
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TV (6%)
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E-mail (5%)
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Total Blackout (5%)
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Telus Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Chris Vale
(@EastGTARealtor) reported
@jshoar Must be a Telus/Bell thing as I'm with Telus and they use the bell network
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Scott Robb
(@scott_robb) reported
@brainbah1 @Kirsten_Hume @TELUS Why does anyone have anything from Telus, they are the worst in over charging (followed by Bell)!
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Catelli 2.0 🚣🚴🏕
(@Catelli2Oh) reported
@johndotbastable In the east, Telus uses Bell towers. Out west, Bell uses Telus towers. They have an infrastructure sharing agreement for the towers. And then Telus has to back-haul that into their network, which likely uses leased Bell and Rogers fiber lines, as Telus has no fiber out here.
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New Stevie
(@Scubasteve_1981) reported
@TELUS why don't I have service in Nova Scotia? Is there an outage?
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Joshua Strange
(@thestrangeview) reported
@TELUSsupport *tap* *tap* *tap* this thing on? Just wondering what the HE-double hockey sticks is going on with your Wireless internet? 100kb/s at best? What year is it? 2000? No, it's 2022. Do better @TELUS unless you want to go down like @Rogers did. What a freaking #joke.
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Stephen Punwasi 🌋 🚀
(@StephenPunwasi) reported
from
Toronto, Ontario
@robnicholsontor Classification is an oligopoly at a high level, but the pressures are monopolistic when they can fail and take out the whole banking system. Bell and Telus were fine, but just a Rogers failure was able to grind the country to a halt.
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Abigail Bimman
(@AbigailBimman) reported
NEW: I asked @FP_Champagne how mutual assistance will actually work. He says in outage he spoke w/Bell & Telus who wanted to help. But since it was a Rogers-specific problem, they couldn’t. He acknowledged mutual assistance won’t always work. More of my invu on @GlobalNational.
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Douglas Tr0n Soltys
(@tron) reported
First, on why 911 calls didn't go to other networks with Rogers down. It's due to the nature of the failure: - if the radio network isn't available, Rogers customers fall back to Bell/Telus on local roaming - Rogers network was still up but nothing could connect, so no fallback
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rohan
(@rohan10) reported
@tron Things not rolling over to Bell/Telus when there's a BGP outage is a pretty obvious technical outcome, and Rogers cannot control it anymore than AWS could have controlled access to their DCs when their Auth systems were down. But, where was disaster planning?
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Elizabeth Rosalyn
(@ElizabethThe) reported
As the Rogers network outage continues, I’m still continuing to get emails from @Rogers addressed to my dead dad, even after being asked to send over his death certificate to confirm the account name change. This is the final nail in the coffin. Time to move on to Telus. 👋