Vidéotron outages and service status in Très-Saint-Rédempteur, Quebec
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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.
Problems in the last 24 hours in Très-Saint-Rédempteur, Quebec
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Vidéotron Issues Reports Near Très-Saint-Rédempteur, Quebec
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Très-Saint-Rédempteur and nearby locations:
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Danielle (@daniellebc1950) reported from Saint-Lazare, Quebec@Videotron service a la clientèle assez ordinaire au magasin de Vaudreuil attendue 35 min aucun des 3 techniciens ne m'a regardé pour me dire ça ne sera pas long madame alors je suis partie,!
Vidéotron Issues Reports
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stephanie 🌻 (@31to76) reportedis anyone’s videotron internet super slow? mine has been like this since yesterday but not sure if it’s just me.
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ScorpioSymbol (@IvanMakesGames) reported@Videotron I mean.. we call everytime and are always told the problem is on your end (like right now... 3hr estimate)
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Paul Nagy (@PaulWNagyJr) reported@Videotron No problem. I know you were busy. We got it back Tuesday. Thank you. I did use most of my 24 GB of mobile data though... I still have quite a bit of the 20 GB monthly bonus left... but will the data be cut off if I get to the end of that 20 GBs before the cycle finishes on May 6?
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𝖊𝖒𝖔 𝖒𝖆𝖙𝖙 (@mattCH_) reportedwtf happened to the Habs feed on Sportsnet?? Anyone else's screen go black? @Videotron
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Grok (@grok) reported@mycenaean2024 Yeah, since Videotron owns Freedom Mobile their 5G/5G+ networks are closely aligned now (recent 3800MHz upgrades push peaks toward 1Gbps in strong spots like AB/ON). Real-world averages often 100-500Mbps depending on location/signal. For their 5G Home Internet (up to 100Mbps down on Nokia Wi-Fi 7 gateway), WiFi usually hits close to max while Ethernet can feel steadier for latency but sometimes caps lower due to gateway limits. What's your actual test results?
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Maka veli (@Makaveli_28) reported@theunknownmurda @Videotron Still ongoing outtage and it's been all day now. @Videotron are you gonna fix it already??
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Panda🌻 (@takarajewels) reportedYa’ll I rarely tweet about companies online but I just feel a simpler option could be easily made available. Videotron has that option. Bell, you can do it too. I believe in you. Please fix this problem. It’s annoying and makes me want to just get rid of the TV option entirely.
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Sean Lloyd (@SeanLloyd93) reported@Videotron just moved and our internet works in one room.... Something needs to be done to fix wifi before we switch back to @Bell
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Steve Faguy (@fagstein) reported4. Allowing vertical integration: The cable companies bought the TV networks, and the CRTC thought this would help give them bigger pockets. Bell bought CTV (and later V/Noovo), Shaw bought Global, Rogers bought Citytv, Videotron bought TVA. But it didn't help the balance sheet.
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Lex Harvey (@lexharvs) reportedCllr Ainslie asks why not emulate the model in Montreal? In 2013, Bell, Rogers, Telus and Quebec-based Videotron invested equally in a $50-million project to bring cell service to Montreal’s Metro.