Rogers

The company noticed disruption alerts on the Rogers network go from maybe one per week to a whopping 50 per week in the days leading up to the massive outage. 

According to CIRA, "almost half of Canadians completely lost access to one of their critical infrastructures: the internet" because of last week's breakdown. 

The CEO of Rogers has again penned a letter to Canadians about its recent network outage.

Last week's Rogers network outage left businesses unable to serve customers, even crippling their ability to process debit and credit card payments.

Rogers says it has more than doubled its original plan for bill credits due to the recent nationwide outage.

The CRTC says Rogers has 10 days to respond to questions about its nationwide outage.

The CRTC is warning about ongoing Rogers scam texts taking advantage of a recent service outage.

The federal government says

Authorization to launch class action suit has been filed by a Montreal law firm.

Rogers will be offering two days of prorated service for its outage from last week.

Industry Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne has scheduled a meeting with Rogers CEO Tony Staffieri to seek answers for Friday's nationwide network outage.

With Rogers's networks and services now recovering, Canadians are demanding answers and measures to keep something like this from happening again.