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Publication Date: December 30, 2025 - 09:23
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Thousands in Ontario still without power as winter storm continues, Hydro One says
December 30, 2025
Ontario’s largest electric utility says high winds in parts of the province could cause more outages Tuesday as crews work to restore power to thousands still in the dark after a storm that pelted some regions with snow and freezing rain.
Hydro One says challenging road conditions are slowing down crews in some areas, and its outage map shows about 15,000 customers remain without power as of this morning.
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