Vidéotron outages and service status in Carleton Place, Ontario
Some problems detected
Users are reporting problems related to: internet, wi-fi and tv.
- Vidéotron generated 0 outage signals in the last 24 hours around Carleton Place, including 0 direct reports.
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 Carleton Place, Ontario
The chart below shows the number of Vidéotron reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Carleton Place, Ontario and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
June 1: Problems at Vidéotron
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Vidéotron Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Colin Wilson (@Wilson13Ca) reported@cd_lmh @psac_afpc Why would u want the same ******* u can't stand dealing with when u call Rogers/bell/Videotron etc..... To now be the ******* you have to deal with when ur trying to get ur passport or deal with taxes etc
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CEOofEva (@CE00fEva) reported@Zontar_Dow These surveys assume the entire population was watching TV. It's an outdated metric from the 20th century. They should use the data from service providers...I used to work for Videotron 12 years ago. They could get those real numbers back then if they wanted to...
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Marc Brodeur (@BrodeurAZ) reported@N_A_Waller @HockeyScribe @AZadarski Pretty sure the Nordique’s issue was primarily le colisee. It was too small for the NHL. The new videotron centre is an NHL sized rink.
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🟦Marlene Monk🇨🇦🌻☮️ (@monkski252) reported@jacquesbegood @Videotron I was told by customer service that updates are being loaded so this may be a problem for a few weeks
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Marc Lawsane (@InsaneLawsane) reported@Videotron once again no service!?!?
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🐾 Flynn 🦊 🔜 FD 🐾 (@ArcticFoxHiro) reported@JustNoOne3001 @yellmapper Just went to Ottawa and picked up n66 and a fuckton of B7 on telus Like, 20mhz of 7, another 20mhz of 7, 20mhz of 2, 15mhz of 66, 30mhz of n66 according to service mode. I didn't even know band 66 was that wide, nevermind having Rogers and Vidéotron also using spectrum
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Fluxtrot (@fluxtrot) reported@videotron Your Internet service went down again... It's beyond silly at this point. You need to get your **** together! I hope it was that someone tripped on a wire... and NOT planned router update in the middle of the day... out-sourcing more things to India. YOU ARE MAKING IT VERY DIFFICULT to be a customer.
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Levi Gratton (@LeviGratton) reported@Videotron any updates on the 200 person outage near jean talon and pie 1 Ix?
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Commissioner Miner (@fanCRTCProfling) reportedSo 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.
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Francis Taquin (@FrancisTaquin1) reported" With Rogers shutting its 3G network on July 31 too, it’s likely that Freedom Mobile and Videotron’s 3G shutdown is related, since its wireless customers also roam on Rogers. “Starting July 31, 2025, one of our Canadian partners will begin shutting down their 3G network, beginning with the province of Quebec, as well as Ottawa, and it’s surrounding areas,” says Freedom Mobile. Recently, Rogers and Fido have already started cutting off working phones that were using its 3G networks, in what was deemed accidental. Rogers is also charging a $75 network fee if users continue to use 3G networks. "