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Power outages can happen at any time of year: winter or summer. Knowing what to do when the power goes out can make it easier to manage and keep you safe. Below you'll find information on how to prepare for a power outage.
If you're currently experiencing a power outage, see our power outage mapopens in a new tab for up-to-date information.
Know what to do when the power goes out in your neighbourhood. Follow these tips we’ve collected to stay safe during a power outage.
Both lights will let you and our crews know when the power is back on.
Once your power is back on, here are some tips on what to do after a power outage to protect your appliances and devices and things to check.
Power outages can be caused by a fallen power line. If you see a power line that is down or damaged from a storm or debris, stay safe:
Learn more about what to do and how to be safe around fallen or damaged power lines or equipment.
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