Bell, Telus, and other Canadian internet service providers (ISPs) appear to be facing a massive internet outage impacting multiple provinces.

Social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, has been inaccessible for thousands of US users early Saturday, according to Downdetector.com, which tracks internet disruptions.

Tens of thousands of customers across the GTA and beyond struggled to start their work day on Wednesday morning thanks to a massive internet outage

Bell Canada users are reporting a widespread service disruption Wednesday morning. The website Downdetector shows a surge of outage reports from users starting around 9:00 a.m., with more than 130,000 complaints made. Bell, owned by BCE Inc., posted about the disruption on Facebook.

Bell Canada said on Wednesday it had rolled back an update and restored internet services after a nearly two-hour outage hit tens of thousands of customers in the provinces of Quebec and Ontario.

Bell internet is down in Ontario and Quebec, with 140K+ outage reports. Bell says it's working on a fix. Virgin Plus users also affected.

X platform briefly inaccessible for thousands of US users due to data center outage, reportedly caused by fire in Hillsboro, Oregon.

X is back up for most users after what appeared to be a significant outage that spiked early this morning around 9AM ET. Global internet monitor NetBlocks posted this morning that X “has been experiencing international outages for some users for a second time in a week,