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Vidéotron outages and service status in Bracebridge, Ontario

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Vidéotron is a Canadian integrated telecommunications company active in cable television, interactive multimedia development, video on demand, cable telephony, wireless communication and Internet access services.

Problems in the last 24 hours in Bracebridge, Ontario

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Vidéotron Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • livingdead360
    livingdead360 (@livingdead360) reported

    @Videotron when is internet service going to be fixed in Laval H7V region??? Its been cutting in and out since Friday night!!

  • cassieloves1013
    Cass (@cassieloves1013) reported

    @TimothyHansford @codedandunited They will never allow another team in Canada which is crap. The Videotron Center where the Remparts play is already NHL ready. No team. Hamilton? Nope. But they want to put another team in Atlanta or in Houston? Makes no sense.

  • alliareault
    Scale (@alliareault) reported

    @GoTalkTruth @Shawnbuckleylaw @nhppa I'm tenant in a 15 min city Agora (also Villa being built) in Gatineau Internet supposed to be incl facilitators a Monopoly Centurion Corporative Account as well as provider Vidéotron They wanted me out I'm poor but potential & value. Never set it up. No internet since Oct.

  • Shawna_not_Sean
    Shawna McLean (@Shawna_not_Sean) reported

    What a day, I'm going to have today! There's a problem with my father's TV I need to solve a problem before the gray cup 🤯 talk about stress 🤬😔 #GreyCup #videotron

  • MTLDaniel
    Daniel (@MTLDaniel) reported

    @lumpybag @Videotron You're going to switch to Bell? LOL..I guess you have no clue how bad they are. I left bell 20 years ago...best thing ever! Videotron's customer service is much better, you know, you can also call instead of messaging them on twitter.

  • nusantaran_chud
    Indonesian Philosopher (@nusantaran_chud) reported

    Holy **** i just ruined a government videotron setting during a ******* important moment and i can't fix it 😭

  • NaomiCastroVCC
    Marie-France Omananda Naomi CastroVelascoContreras (@NaomiCastroVCC) reported

    -Bell Canada, Telus, Videotron, other "service" providers... -... -Their employ"ees" unlawfully, to the point of criminal offence, stalk their companies customers, clients, mostly using male technicians... -The female emplo"yees" mostly work with them from the call centers. -...

  • DonaldVinh
    Don Vinh (@DonaldVinh) reported

    Anybody else’s @Videotron service 💩 ??? The feed is choppy. @BellSTC : do you have this issue ??

  • fanCRTCProfling
    Commissioner Miner (@fanCRTCProfling) reported

    So Bell, Cogeco, Videotron and CNOC wanted a cartel where everyone must be paying CNOC members to wholesale internet at affordable rates. **** CNOC. For Bell Cogeco, Rogers & Videotron to push this, they sure as hell want protection from another bundle player. No denying that.

  • lexharvs
    Lex Harvey (@lexharvs) reported

    Cllr Ainslie asks why not emulate the model in Montreal? In 2013, Bell, Rogers, Telus and Quebec-based Videotron invested equally in a $50-million project to bring cell service to Montreal’s Metro.