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TORONTO (AP) — The chief executive officer of Rogers Communications Inc. has apologized for a outage that disrupted mobile and internet service across Canada.

“We know how much our customers rely on our networks and I sincerely apologize,” Tony Staffieri said in a statement Saturday. “We’re particularly troubled that some customers could not reach emergency services and we are addressing the issue as an urgent priority.”