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rogers outage

If your morning coffee wasn't enough to jolt you awake, Bell's massive internet outage across Ontario and Quebec certainly did the trick.

According to Downdetector, over 130,000 users reported issues with Bell's services starting just after 9 a.m. on Wednesday. The problems centred around landline internet, Wi-Fi, mobile data, and total blackouts.

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After the nationwide outage this July, Rogers Canada has set aside a whole lot of money for customer credits in the third quarter of 2022.

In a July 27 release by the company, it announced that approximately $150 million is going to be added to the company's operating costs for the months of July, August and September.

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The CEO and president of Rogers Communications, Tony Staffieri, has laid out a plan to "win back" the trust of Canadians after the July 8 national outage.

On Monday, July 25, the telecommunications business head appeared before the parliamentary Standing Committee on Industry and Technology to discuss the outage and the company's plan to prevent similar events in the future.

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With the recent Rogers outage still fresh on the minds of many Canadians, some woke up Sunday, July 24, unable to make phone calls.

The company confirmed the service disruption on their Twitter account.

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If you're a non-Rogers customer but your provider is owned or operated by Rogers, you may still be compensated following the outage that occurred earlier this month.

That's because some network operators, like Fido, Chatr and more, are offering their customers credits to say sorry for any disruptions they may have faced due to the national Rogers outage on July 8.

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