Vidéotron outages and service status in Victoriaville, 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 Victoriaville, Quebec
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Vidéotron Issues Reports Near Victoriaville, Quebec
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Victoriaville and nearby locations:
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FrancisLeb (@FransixLebrun) reported from Victoriaville, Quebec@Videotron vous devriez penser à mettre des bancs pour que les personnes âgées avec des difficultés de mobilité puissent attendre assis. Vraiment mal pensé. D’une fois à l’autre Vidéotron est une déception.
Vidéotron Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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🟦Marlene Monk🇨🇦🌻☮️ (@monkski252) reported@jacquesbegood @Videotron I was told by customer service that updates are being loaded so this may be a problem for a few weeks
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Ann 🇨🇦 (@Annwatson29) reported@Lucky_NUM13 @Videotron It would be nice to be kept informed instead of letting customers waste time thinking the problem was at our end like the message on TV implies.
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LarryFisherman (@LarryFishermang) reported@Bell, you really need to start offering better internet packages if you want me as a customer. 5mb download and 680kb upload for 60$ a month is crazy, I'll stay with videotron
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Kyo 紫咲キョ 💚 👾 🖤 (@Kyorasaki) reported@Sareniia do you have access to starlink? im with videotron and i'm having consistent problem, i was looking at it lol
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Commissioner Miner (@fanCRTCProfling) reportedBell, Telus, Videotron, Cogeco, Eastlink & SaskTel filed a joint #CRTC R&V: Part 1 Application for the Review and Variance of Telecom Decision CRTC 2025225, Mandatory Notification and Reporting of Major Telecommunications Service Outages
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Commissioner Miner (@fanCRTCProfling) reportedStill no #CRTC outage reports from: -Videotron -Rogers -Wholesale/resale (Storm Internet aside) -Freedom mobile (which also couldn't provide french service during the outage).
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Commissioner Miner (@fanCRTCProfling) reportedThere are still no #CRTC outage reports from the ice storm that knocked comm's out for: -Videotron -Rogers -Freedom (which also negated French service during the outage) -Flanker brands -Resellers/wholesalers (Storm Internet aside)
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François Caron 🇨🇦 (@Milnoc) reported@fanCRTCProfling I'm currently having a Vidéotron mobile data outage. Very rare. I think a cell tower died in Kanata North of the 417.
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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. "
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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.