Rogers

Rogers has detailed what caused its nationwide network outage yesterday, according to its CEO in an shared this afternoon: I also want to share what we know about what happened yesterday. We now believe we’ve narrowed the cause to a network system failure following a maintenance update in our core network, which caused some of...

Quebecor now has skin in the game as well, since it agreed to acquire Freedom Mobile from Rogers-Shaw for $2.85 billion last month.

Canadians want the government and telecom regulator to investigate the Rogers network outage that left millions without phone and internet access on Friday.

Rogers says it has returned services for the "vast majority" of its customers.

Rogers CEO Tony Staffieri has apologized for today's ongoing network outage.

Rogers says wireless services are starting to come back online.

The first top of The Weeknd's After Hours Til Dawn Tour has been cancelled at Rogers Centre.

Rogers Senior Vice President Kye Prigg gave an interview with CBC News about today's network outage.

Rogers says it will be proactively crediting customers for the inconvenience of today's network outage.

The Rogers network outage has shut down Internet Debit and e-Transfers.

Canada Border Services Agency says the Rogers network outage means paper submissions have returned for travellers arriving in Canada.

Rogers says its technical teams are now working to bring back services, but there is still no ETA on when everything will be fully restored.