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Xplore Outage Report in High Prairie, Alberta

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Xplor (formerly known as Xplornet) is a Canadian wireless carrier and rural internet service provider. It is the largest rural fixed wireless broadband service provider in the country. Offers wireless internet services using satellite or 4G technology.

Problems in the last 24 hours in High Prairie, Alberta

The chart below shows the number of Xplore reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in High Prairie and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.

Xplore Outage Chart in High Prairie, Alberta 02/20/2026 08:45

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Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Xplore users through our website.

  1. Internet (76%)

    Internet (76%)

  2. Wi-fi (11%)

    Wi-fi (11%)

  3. Total Blackout (9%)

    Total Blackout (9%)

  4. E-mail (2%)

    E-mail (2%)

  5. TV (1%)

    TV (1%)

  6. Phone (1%)

    Phone (1%)

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Xplore Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • m3t4lw01f Metal Wolf (@m3t4lw01f) reported

    A day in the life of an @Xplornet customer, "waiting forever for simple tasks" edition. Me: Hey Google Assistant: <20 second pause> Hmm, something went wrong. Try again in a few seconds.

  • timkingsbury tim kingsbury (@timkingsbury) reported

    @GarthTwitchell Well there is room for real high speed upload (10mps) & download (min 25 mps) at less cost & better service than Xplornet so if @magenetworks can do that I'm in. If they are another "want-to-be" at big $ & false promises then no interest!

  • eaoliver Dr. Earl Oliver (@eaoliver) reported

    @EamonCyr I got my parents off of Xplornet as fast as possible. Their service is WAY over subscribed everywhere I've ever used it.

  • EamonCyr ɹʎƆ uoɯɐƎ (@EamonCyr) reported

    @spearster55 @SpaceX @Xplornet Going to be pretty happy to get rid of Xplornet myself too. Capped bandwidth for ridiculous costs, throttled, never get the speeds I apparently pay for, list goes on. Hopefully ordering my Starlink shortly, already got the location invite.

  • EamonCyr ɹʎƆ uoɯɐƎ (@EamonCyr) reported

    @eaoliver Can't be as bad as Xplornet is right now I hope lol I'm supposed to get 20mb/s down and hardly even crack 10mb/s most of the time, plus a beautiful 1mb/s up lol

  • m3t4lw01f Metal Wolf (@m3t4lw01f) reported

    @HigginsRon @Xplornet @SpaceXStarlink It's sad that Starlink's beta, even with the downtime and potential issues, is better than Xplornet's best effort. Neighbor of mine has about 30 minutes of downtime a day on Starlink. I have anywhere from an hour to four hours of downtime on Xplornet. I'd switch for sure.

  • fastjeff Fast Jeff (@fastjeff) reported

    @Xplornet Is this why you don't respect your customers? You treat them like cattle? Your marketing is getting as bad as your service. People aren't stupid, all your retweets to bury these doesn't work either. Avoid xplornet. #starlink #cancelxplornet

  • EamonCyr ɹʎƆ uoɯɐƎ (@EamonCyr) reported

    @loogie33 I'm currently with Xplornet, such a joke of a company. I'm in the service area for Starlink, have the invite and want to jump on it, just want to make sure I don't have to cut down a tree or two.

  • kevdevlyn Kevin Porter (@kevdevlyn) reported

    @Xplornet Only option I see with Xplornet is overpriced ****** service.

  • Xela_Nitram Greensville AM (@Xela_Nitram) reported

    @spearster55 @SpaceX @Xplornet Once fully built out, Starlink is intended to serve 485,000 connections in the US at 100Mbps. That's just under 0.15% of the population. The entire network is limited to 48.5Tbps. For perspective, the company I design for supports 46Tbps through a single ethernet switch