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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Anne DeBlois (@annedeblois) reported@frankcain088 @PuckReportNHL @FriedgeHNIC Absolutely, so why do they want to stick with this awful setup? I went to the QMHJL draft last summer, it was the good, old, centralized setup at the Vidéotron Centre in Québec City. That was way, way, way better.
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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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Shawna McLean (@Shawna_not_Sean) reportedWhat a day, I'm going to have today! There's a problem with my father's TV I need to solve a problem before the gray cup 🤯 talk about stress 🤬😔 #GreyCup #videotron
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Commissioner Miner (@fanCRTCProfling) reportedBased on the #CRTC rules in regards to the outage reports, and the fact the no one else filled an outage report, we can conclude Bell actually own Rogers, Freedom and Videotron, or they just buy access from Bell which, per the rules, is allowed to be hidden.
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Audrey Laurent-André (@CancerPrime) reported@Videotron Hello, I still don't have access to the internet. Is it possible to tell me if the problem is at my place or part of a bigger outage please?
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John Meloche (@johnmeloche) reported@Videotron you guys having issues?
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henry 🚗🛻🏎️ (@Car_Silhouettes) reported@harrisondubay Centre Videotron? Your city will never get an NHL team, sorry Quebec
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Avanos 🇨🇦⚜️ (@Avanosss) reported@PapiDitzyHarpy @GinoHard_ The language barrier is a pretty weak argument! In Quebec, we’re practically all bilingual and the Montreal Canadiens don’t seem to have any problem! Yes, the market is small, but at least the Videotron Centre would be full for every game!
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Geeno (@Geeno262) reported@AmazingZoltan try videotron i found i get great customer service
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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. "