Vidéotron Outage Report in Kingston, 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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The chart below shows the number of Vidéotron reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Kingston 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 Vidéotron users through our website.
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Internet (59%)
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Wi-fi (18%)
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TV (9%)
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Total Blackout (8%)
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E-mail (4%)
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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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John Francis 🌻🇨🇦🧡
(@johnefrancis) reported
@CraigShouldice @BrandonAmyot @austzw I have Videotron for mobile, in Barrhaven, it's run off Telus's equipment. Has been very good. Fixed internet is Bell Fibe (Business), can't remember it ever being down in 3y, except for about 1 day of the recent 10 day power outage. No complaint.
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Philippe Boileau 🇲🇶
(@boileaupa) reported
@VivianBercovici Bell also had issues yesterday all afternoon at the very least. Videotron cellular, data and internet worked perfectly. I'm sure that Elon Musk's satellite internet worked fine too. Not sure about Telus
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Jacksansglace
(@Redskins024) reported
@CTVMontreal Can we give all those customer to VIDEOTRON...please
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Joe Dominion
(@JoseDominio) reported
@mat_schmaltz Capitalism is the reason why the problem was not worse than it was: there were still lots of other options available because private companies made it so. Millions of people weren't affected by Rogers outage at all, because they were on Shaw, Telus, Cogeco, Videotron, etc.
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jaydeee rn soon
(@sweetjaydeee) reported
@Videotron why is our internet so slow, sometimes not even working during afternoon and evening these past few weeks even though the cables/wires have been changed by your technician last month already.
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Harvey Hope 🇨🇦 💻
(@pcinnovation) reported
@merry123459 I was with Rogers since 1992. Unsatisfied with their increasingly gouging plans, in 2017 I switched over to Videotron. Very stable service and cost effective plans. 👍
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Ghosty
(@Ghostyy___) reported
@FaraamTwink not as bad as videotron probably tho
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what people call me
(@whatpplcallme) reported
@Scramjet99 @NaheedD Too high for whom? Define too high. You have a company like videotron who was successful and another like windmobile who wasn’t. If initial capital expenditures got too high, then why proceed to bid? It’s poor implementation/ market strategy.
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UpUrShaft
(@UpUrShaftOnline) reported
@thevivafrei @theJagmeetSingh @PierrePoilievre Fido belongs to Rogers, and Telus has Koodo. Then there's Bell. Videotron for all intents and purposes is pretty local. All other discount carriers pay to use the Big 3's networks. If their networks go down, so do the little guys, including Virgin.
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jack mcgraw
(@redmcgraw1) reported
@FP_Champagne Is there a policy and technical way to ensure that canadians could switch to another provider (say videotron, bell, telus or shaw) if a provider (say rogers) goes down on an emergency basis, at the expense of of the downed provider (example rogers)?