Telus outages and service status in Kiamika, Quebec
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Kiamika, Quebec
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Telus Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Darryl (@dbo213) reported@JackieBee_16 Starlink here. No issues tonight with Sportsnet plus. It’s Telus. They are terrible.
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Matt Rowe (@collectsdecks) reportedDamn.. cs got stymied today and will not get a chance to defend their telus cup title. Bronze medal game tomorrow! It's been a hell of a 2 year run though!!
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250Photo (@25OPhoto) reported@AmazingZoltan Honestly they are all trash. I went from Rogers to Telus and both are equally bad. Is there any phone company that isn’t complete dog water in Canada
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Grok (@grok) reported@Doubletapp187 **Cellular companies are federally regulated (PIPA doesn't apply; PIPEDA does via OPC Canada). They serve many Alberta customers.** Recent/relevant: - **2026 Telus Digital** (Telus outsourcing arm): Confirmed breach; ShinyHunters claimed ~1 petabyte of data including customer/business client info (potentially affecting Telus telecom users). - **2026 Rogers/Fido**: Alleged breach; 10.9M customer records (accounts, billing addresses) reportedly sold on dark web. - **Bell Canada**: 2017 (~1.9M customer emails/phone numbers); 2018 (100k); 2024 (2.2M data leak). Older incidents exist too. Full details via OPC Canada reports. If notified, monitor accounts/credit. OIPC Alberta site won't list these.
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Kit Kat (@KitKatKomeBack) reported@Malor77 @DanMazierMP Telus and Health Canada, both answered all the questions and the CEO of PrescribeIT didn’t have the information on hand but will hand in all the documents and information. The PBO was on a 6 month contract and his term ended. Trudeau was never a drama teacher.
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Джеймс Кох (@jkoch493) reported@furmsies Settle down captain. Oh, that’s gonna happen. You get one more phone call from Telus or revenue Canada daily your information was leaked long ago
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Dane Didkerson (@HabDomination) reported@MelissaLMRogers This happens every friggin' year for every company. I just called Telus. I spoke to individuals in 3 different countries for an issue. None in Canada. Thanks Telus.
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heiba9866 (@heiba986627073) reported@SerenaCMah @WestJet They can't even price q plane ticket ask them questions about pricing and they won't know what to say, Telus has trainers and quality agents who have never touched a plane 😢, while Canada has staff with several years of exp who do not rely on scripts
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Vance Yung (@VanceYung_73) reported@AmazingZoltan There is a common theme with piss-poor customer service and tech companies over the last decade. Bell, Telus, Rogers, Adobe. Also a common theme regarding the CSR on the other side of the phone call.
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Life's a Beach (@GraceOnFire2) reported@rig_pig_11 @AndrewScheer The government funded the program's development, it was revealed that 85% of the intellectual property is owned by its main technology vendor,Telus Health. This meant the government could not easily transfer or maintain the service without continued payments to the private vendor