Vidéotron Outage Report in Iqaluit, Nunavut
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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 (71%)
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Wi-fi (11%)
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TV (8%)
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Total Blackout (6%)
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E-mail (3%)
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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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🏵️ pool boy at Camp Chitaqua 🏵️
(@ajcrowlor) reported
of course today Videotron has to be a piece of **** when we're trying to watch Winchesters 🙃
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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
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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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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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Mark Goldberg
(@Mark_Goldberg) reported
The #CRTC rulings on Negotiated Agreements call for filing them on the public record. I wonder if the complaint about the Rogers - Videotron agreement is premature, given that until the deal closes, just as a matter of law, does an agreement even exist to be filed? Lawyers? 3/6
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ljp0101
(@ljp0101) reported
@mgeist Rogers gets to cut unit costs by putting Shaw on its platform while they lose market share so it makes sense for them. Videotron is no longer hamstrung by having a regional network and high roaming fees that allow it to compete aggressively and in all of Canada.
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TheLostDeiTy
(@LostDei) reported
@Videotron Why is the Goddamn internet ALWAYS down. And even worse you always pretend like there is no problem. Zero transparency with your customers. I'm done with you guys after this contract.
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Peter Nowak
(@peternowak) reported
PKP on the $850 million Rogers-Videotron network-sharing lawsuit: this time it's going to be different, trust us
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Franco Fragapane
(@Lachine4life) reported
@HunterZThompson Why aren't you with Videotron? Bell is terrible lol
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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