Tbaytel says its wireless customers are being impacted by a national network issue involving Rogers.

Tbaytel said in a statement that wireless customers may see intermittent service interruptions, causing an inability to make calls, text or use cellular data.

Rogers says service starting to return after Canada-wide wireless outage

Rogers said wireless voice and data services have started returning to its customers Monday evening after a lengthy outage the company's chief technological officer said was caused by a software issue.

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Rogers said some of their cellphone customers were experiencing ongoing outages Canada-wide on Monday.

The company said there is no estimated time on when service will be fully restored.

Tbaytel says its wireless customers are impacted by a national Rogers network interruption. Customers are intermittently losing service, not allowing them to make calls, text, or use data.

Tbaytel service impacted by national Rogers network issues

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