Vidéotron Outage Report in Geraldton, Thunder Bay District, 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.
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Vidéotron users through our website.
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Internet (73%)
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Wi-fi (9%)
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TV (9%)
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Total Blackout (6%)
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E-mail (2%)
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Phone (1%)
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Vidéotron Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Franco Fragapane
(@Lachine4life) reported
@HunterZThompson Why aren't you with Videotron? Bell is terrible lol
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Hank Smythe 🇺🇦
(@HSmythe10) reported
@AnthonyLacavera Only in socialized Canada should anyone but the owners decide whom they should sell to. FYI the Crown can direct divestiture but not pick the receiving buyers. @Globalive never stood a chance against the size of @Videotron.
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Sean Lapalme
(@TheGraceful_1) reported
@Videotron why are you so garbage at sim sub. Missing nfl playoffs because you guys are asleep at the switch.
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Brad Coates
(@BradCoates) reported
What happens to Shaw's wireless spectrum in the Rogers acquisition? How will Videotron maintain service for Freedom's customers if they lose it? Will it be through a roaming agreement with Rogers b/c that would be ridiculous Any insight? @peternowak @Bryson_M @AlsoKnownAs_AA
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Ben Klass
(@BenKlass) reported
Videotron is saying it will bring prices down once it enters foreign territory. I’m currently paying $45 per month for 27 GB and unlimited calling from fido. Hey @PKP_Qc, you want my business? Make me a better offer!
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bryson
(@Bryson_M) reported
The Competition Bureau's position on the Rogers-Shaw-Videotron deal illustrates the Kafkaesque reasons why Canadians won't benefit from either increased facilities or service-based competition. The CB complains that Videotron would rely on a competitor to provide services.
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Nervous Climate Optimist
(@z_ok_ny) reported
@mgeist @FP_Champagne Apparently they turned down a higher offer for Wind/Freedom from the original investment firm that started Wind. Seems likely they are intentionally picking Videotron because they know they won't give them real trouble
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@apukwa@mstdn.ca (Scott M.)
(@apukwa) reported
@fanCRTCProfling TekSavvy may have made a strategic error by using a single Part I application for both EBox and Videotron. Could allow the minister to muddy the waters "There's a separate issue with both Bell and Rogers playing out...". If the end result is Videotron's deal = tariff rate, 🎉
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Dwayne Winseck
(@mediamorphis) reported
@kaplanmyrth @TekSavvyBuzz He calls on @FP_Champagne to w/hold his decision on the spectrum license transfer to Videotron until the #CRTC rules on TekSavvy undue preference complaint. 2/
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Simon Lockie
(@LockieSimon) reported
The focus on enforceability of the @FP_Champagne conditions misses the mark: the conditions themselves are irrelevant to solving the actual problem, ie that Canada's wireless markets (including Quebec) are the least competitive in the world, and Videotron simply won't change that