Vidéotron outages and service status in Rivière-du-Loup, 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 Rivière-du-Loup, Quebec
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Vidéotron Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Ben || Piloting Service for Endfield (@ThatGuyNamedLB) reported@highmorium Flyer, Spanduk, Videotron, it's time to put these deceased mf on the wall of shame for dying in such a stupid way possible
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François Bousquet (@Bousquetteries) reported@Videotron Honestly if your plan is to work on the network starting at 9:30PM, you could at least have the decency to apologize to your customers before doing it!
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Derek Kilian (@DerekJKilian) reported@Videotron I guess they still can’t do math… With all the people without service I CANNOT believe them. How do they calculate their efficiency? Je crois qu’ils ne savent pas calculer… Avec toutes les personnes qui n’ont pas de services, je ne les CROIS PLUS!
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Commissioner Miner (@fanCRTCProfling) reportedSo Bell, Cogeco, Videotron and CNOC wanted a cartel where everyone must be paying CNOC members to wholesale internet at affordable rates. **** CNOC. For Bell Cogeco, Rogers & Videotron to push this, they sure as hell want protection from another bundle player. No denying that.
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Daniel (@MTLDaniel) reported@Videotron city crews put my neighbor's cable on my property. he told me you're only showing up in two weeks to reconnect the service...does that mean it will be hanging from the post and hanging down onto my front lawn for that long?
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Francis Taquin (@FrancisTaquin1) reported" Videotron warns: “When 3G is shut down, you will no longer be able to call 911 if you use a mobile phone or a SIM card that is not VoLTE compatible. This is already the case when you are travelling in the United States.” How to check your phone Freedom Mobile recommends dialing #TEST (#8378). If the call goes through, your phone is VoLTE-ready. If it doesn’t, you’ll need a newer phone and SIM card to stay connected. "
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IDK (@SBHSNGL) reported@clogicca @Videotron You attitude is worst . If that is how you define civility we are in big trouble
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Scale (@alliareault) reported@GoTalkTruth @Shawnbuckleylaw @nhppa I'm tenant in a 15 min city Agora (also Villa being built) in Gatineau Internet supposed to be incl facilitators a Monopoly Centurion Corporative Account as well as provider Vidéotron They wanted me out I'm poor but potential & value. Never set it up. No internet since Oct.
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Steven (@clogicca) reported@SBHSNGL @Videotron duh .. EVERY ape pays for it .. doesn't change the fact that attitude doesn't fix anything
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Francis Taquin (@FrancisTaquin1) reported" With Rogers shutting its 3G network on July 31 too, it’s likely that Freedom Mobile and Videotron’s 3G shutdown is related, since its wireless customers also roam on Rogers. “Starting July 31, 2025, one of our Canadian partners will begin shutting down their 3G network, beginning with the province of Quebec, as well as Ottawa, and it’s surrounding areas,” says Freedom Mobile. Recently, Rogers and Fido have already started cutting off working phones that were using its 3G networks, in what was deemed accidental. Rogers is also charging a $75 network fee if users continue to use 3G networks. "