Telus Outage Report in Lake Cowichan, British Columbia
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Telus offers phone, internet and television services, as well as mobile phone and mobile internet service through Telus Mobility. Telus internet service uses DSL technology. Telus TV relies on satellite or internet television (IPTV). Telus' mobile phone network supports CMS, HSPA and LTE.
Problems in the last 24 hours in Lake Cowichan, British Columbia
The chart below shows the number of Telus reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Lake Cowichan 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 (56%) 
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            Phone (20%) 
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            Wi-fi (11%) 
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            TV (6%) 
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            E-mail (4%) 
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            Total Blackout (3%) 
Live Outage Map Near Lake Cowichan, British Columbia
The most recent Telus outage reports came from the following cities: Ladysmith.
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Telus Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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 Benjamin 
    (@Deceptiquan1) reported Benjamin 
    (@Deceptiquan1) reported@MobileSyrup I was already planning to switch to Telus when my Fido contract is up in Dec, I've been dealing with poor cell signal in my office for the last 2 years so the recent outage was just happenstance 
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 brainbah 
    (@brainbah1) reported brainbah 
    (@brainbah1) reported@scott_robb @Kirsten_Hume that's my normal service from @TELUS. I had to buy a booster for home and vehicle just to be able to use mine. inside the house is -120-130db and 0 asu and outside it's -115db-120 and 5 asu 
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 mica 
    (@mxxca_) reported mica 
    (@mxxca_) reported@itssonia_kay It’s not bad but my connection isn’t always good cuz me and my grandparents all have at least 2-3 devices connected at once so there’s always someone lagging (me). Idk if it’s cuz there’s not many telus towers near my area or what 
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 Spencer Bennett 🇺🇦 
    (@spencerbennett1) reported Spencer Bennett 🇺🇦 
    (@spencerbennett1) reported@jwporteous @JJ_McCullough Wouldn’t a “state owned” telecom service be a monopoly? At least now we have Rogers and Telus. Only half the lines went down. 
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 Joel Racicot 
    (@joel_racicot) reported Joel Racicot 
    (@joel_racicot) reported@spencerbennett1 @jwporteous @JJ_McCullough Rogers, Bell & Telus are an oligopoly with limited competition (prices across carriers mirror each other) and, IMHO, collusion. Limited accountability for the damage to the economy that something like the Rogers outages and risible compensation. 
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 allison 
    (@alliedance10) reported allison 
    (@alliedance10) reported@jjhorgan How about you do your hob here without screwing Dr’s and handing a private corp (telus) our health dollars. Do your job, stop outsourcing and blaming others. Good grief this @bcndp is bad at this 
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 daftJackal 
    (@daftJackal) reported daftJackal 
    (@daftJackal) reported@MobileSyrup No, I'm not changing anything. *BUT*, my setup already has cross-carrier redundancy. When Rogers went out, I simply tethered to my Telus service. 
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 Mike Lunsted 
    (@mlunsted) reported Mike Lunsted 
    (@mlunsted) reported@StephanieCarvin @a_picazo @VassB What should be happening, IMO, is using other carriers as backup. If Rogers goes down, then traffic should be load balanced between Telus and Bell and let Rogers pick up the tab later. But that’s a whole different bag of cats. 
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 Randy Lahey 
    (@RandyLa12841752) reported Randy Lahey 
    (@RandyLa12841752) reported@midwifek @MrAhmednurAli Ok but you can jump to bell or Telus. What do you do when your OHIP sucks? 
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 The Original Engrumpled Curmudgeon 🇺🇦 💉💉💉💉 
    (@TheEngrumpled) reported The Original Engrumpled Curmudgeon 🇺🇦 💉💉💉💉 
    (@TheEngrumpled) reported@krushowy @TorontoStar Get with the picture. They are not meeting to fix the system they are meeting to put a final nail in it's coffin so that companies like Telus Health and US style HMOs can take over.