Vidéotron Outage Report in Saint-Honoré-de-Shenley, Chaudière-Appalaches, Québec
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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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Total Blackout (7%)
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TV (6%)
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E-mail (3%)
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Phone (2%)
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Vidéotron Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Michel Feria
(@MichelFeria3) reported
@fizz_ca I would like to know if the videotron clients or from others companies have the same issue as you, in my case no internet since 7:30 am so more than 15 hours without internet... no good 😞
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Dbars
(@djbarsanti) reported
@Videotron Service is down again
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Algis Akstinas
(@AlsoKnownAs_AA) reported
@JJ_McCullough Foreign help or homegrown competition, issue is in barrier of entry. Need $5B to enter the market and serve 50% population. After this merger Canada will have 2.85 national wireless networks (Bell+TELUS, Rogers and Videotron+Freedom). Open them up for competition. Go Full #MVNOs.
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Jennifer Quaid
(@quaid_jennifer) reported
3 key points: - Tribunal analysis based on deal, *as modified by divestiture to Videotron*, so only loss of Freedom wireless, not Shaw wireless as a whole - only AB & BC geographic markets in issue - wireline business not considered as @CompBureau did not allege this was issue
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Michael Osborne
(@WMichaelOsborne) reported
Federal Court of Appeal ordered a "stay" of #CompetitionTribunal decision in Rogers-Shaw-Videotron merger on an "interim, temporary, emergency basis". A mere stay would not prevent the deal from closing; what the @CompBureau needs is an injunction.
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Kayle Clark
(@kaclk) reported
The Competition Bureau’s argument was completely nonsensical (at one point arguing that the sale of Freedom to Videotron was bad because of lack of vertical integration out west … how is that a negative)
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Steve Faguy
(@fagstein) reported
- If Shaw doesn't think it could work as a multi-service telecom company in B.C. and Alberta, why would we expect Videotron to be successful as just a wireless provider without a cable network for bundled services? (Yes it has VMedia, but is that really sufficient?)
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ljp0101
(@ljp0101) reported
@Scorpionblue13 @JulianKlymochko Once it acquires Freedom, it has national scale and will be able to create a national network (and is bridged by the other agreements). Videotron will compete aggressively on price, data caps, no roaming, and more. Even if it wanted to do that today, it couldn't.
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Prince
(@NotPrinceF) reported
@Videotron It’s still not working
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Alt-Left EastEnder
(@altleft_eastend) reported
@CPComm @MrWickDoe @alexposadzki Rogers Cable and Shaw don't have overlapping service areas. Blue shirt or red shirt the coax cable markets are unchanged. To close Videotron has agreed to provide wireless AND wholesale wireline to facilitate bundling. Videotron will need to PoP every market like TekSavvy. (1/2)