Rogers executives, minister Champagne testify before House of Commons committee on outage | LIVE

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Rogers Communications executives and the federal minister of innovation, science and industry, François-Philippe Champagne, will be appearing before a House of Commons standing committee on industry and technology Monday morning on the Rogers outage that lasted more than 15 hours and left millions of Canadians in a communications blackout.

The July 8 outage affected Rogers mobile and internet users, knocked out ATMs, shut down the Interac payments system and prevented calls to 911 services in some Canadian cities.

The committee held an emergency meeting on July 15 and voted unanimously to open an investigation into the Rogers outage.

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