Telus Outage Report in Capitale-Nationale, Québec

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Problems in the last 24 hours in Capitale-Nationale, Québec

The chart below shows the number of Telus reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Capitale-Nationale 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 (51%)

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   Phone (21%)

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   Wi-fi (10%)

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   TV (7%)

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   E-mail (6%)

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   Total Blackout (5%)

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Telus Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

• Tiago Mendonça🇧🇷🇨🇦🌹🌈 (@tiagofisio) reported 4 minutes ago

  @TELUS @TELUS is the worst service!

• Jason Wright (@JasonDwright2) reported 5 minutes ago

  @issaibahim84 @Bell_Support StarLink is 140.00 a month. We are up over 450 mbs on a Gen2 receiver. The Mini we have on the trucks ,we are seldom under 350 mbs even doing 65 mph down the highway. We had Bell,it went down more than my ex wife,samething with Xplornet,Telus. Starlink has been the best to date.

• Reza B (@StellarChange) reported 7 minutes ago

  @TELUS @Bell @Rogers Please make temporary free calling measures for Iranians in Canada to be able to make phone call to #Iran . There is a full internet blackout in the country right now.

• Jäger🥷🏽 (@learnwithtosin) reported 7 minutes ago

  Through the end of last month, I had tried my luck on multiple sources of income through remote jobs like Outlier, Telus, Handshake and even Micro AI. So far, I’ve used tools like Reddit for research, Twitter, with specific keywords to search for opportunities I can apply for, Subscribed to newsletters and even word of mouth from those that have had a bit of success. A setback I experienced is that most of these platforms don’t hire Nigerians or even have roles open for Africans in general, but one thing you can do is get someone like a relative, or anyone with a relative to apply, onboard, and then you can work these jobs from here and get paid. From what I’ve been able to do so far, Telus AI seems to be the easiest to get, but pays the least. Handshake AI has a lot of opportunities, but doesn’t really have a straight forward application process like Telus. Outlier pays really well and pays weekly but need more than one verification, and needs whoever is verifying to have a PC or at least an iPad I think. Micro ai, seems to not be hiring at the moment, but I’m keeping tabs on them for when they resume hiring. Bonus: Touring AI, because I’m sound in Python, but their onboarding process involves a live interview where you’re asked to do some tasks in Python without the use of AI. So you must be grounded for this. TLDR: For almost all of these opportunities for us Nigerians, you need someone abroad who’s willing to help, or who’s willing to help and get a fee or percentage of your earnings. Secondly, you need a PC to work these jobs, or you can outsource to workers commonly called “Raters”, pay them and split profits with whoever you applied with. Lastly, you need proxies, or RDPs to work on these jobs, due to location constraints. But if you feel like you could get someone to help with the account opening and verification, and will like to get into any or all of these opportunities, you can reply this post or send a dm, and we can open as many as are hiring, onboard them, get seasoned workers for maximum productivity and pay and then split profits at an agreed rate.

• Welder & Associates (@Wm_Elder) reported 11 minutes ago

  @TELUS I assume you are NOT considering Lowering your Dividend as some are suggesting? Don't follow @Bell down that rabbit hole!

• GHM (@GarryMarr) reported 12 minutes ago

  I’ve never experienced worst customer service anywhere than what I'm getting @TELUS. It's really hard to believe. My father passed away and needed help with his account. I've done five calls now, transferred multiple times. Hung up on multiple times.. This is just bad. Give up.

• Rodrigo R Martins (@digaoabroad) reported 14 minutes ago

  @TELUSsupport TELUS is a joke!!!!! How are you guys still in business???you have no respect about your clients!!! I canceled my Internet (lack of) service in July/2025, returned the equipment in Aug/2025, and you’ve charged the equipment for the 3rd time today!! How come???

• Tiago Mendonça🇧🇷🇨🇦🌹🌈 (@tiagofisio) reported 16 minutes ago

  Instead, they keep blaming the infrastructure support company. I’ve made multiple calls and spent hours on the phone, and this is how they treat you when you’ve just become a new customer. If you’re in Canada, think twice before choosing @TELUS !

• Indubitably Tho (@IndubitablyTho) reported 16 minutes ago

  @preta_6 With Starlink, while not as fast as Telus fibre (right now), you can look forward to incremental upgrades in speed, and equipment, over time. I suggested to a client suffering with only the choice of Xplornet (crap speed + outages) switch to Starlink back in 2020. Installation couldn't have been easier and reliability of his Internet connection immediately stabilized. Everything has got better since, including being sent the latest hardware for free. Starlink's plans for continuously upgrading their satellite constellation were the deal maker for me - and should be for others suffering under Xplornet.

• Zach Wolpoff (@wikipuff88) reported 19 minutes ago

  @nevi_me Canada has 9 CFL Stadiums (2 already being used). 1 unused MLS Stadium in Montreal. They could use Telus Stadium in Laval, but would need to ***** at least a temporary stadium in Atlantic Canada & Victoria. So it would be a chaotic hell scape tbh. The CFL is having trouble enough