MONTREAL - Roughly 55,000 clients are without power in Ontario and Quebec after severe thunderstorms on Thursday swept across Central Canada, which was already dealing with sweltering temperatures.
MONTREAL - Roughly 55,000 clients are without power in Ontario and Quebec after severe thunderstorms on Thursday swept across Central Canada, which was already dealing with sweltering temperatures.
Environment Canada says that at the peak of the outages more than 214,000 customers were knocked off the grid in Ontario and nearly 140,000 customers were without power in Quebec.
Environment Canada says some areas received between 100 and 150 millimetres of rain in just a few hours on Saturday.
Utility crews are working to restore power to thousands of Ontario customers after powerful thunderstorms downed trees and…
MONTREAL - Environment Canada is warning about an extended period of hot and humid weather forecast for southern Quebec and…
Bureau of Meteorology says some Queensland regions hit by hailstones as large as 7cm as wires brought down across greater Brisbane
The heat wave that's been bearing down on Ontario this week has shown no signs of letting up and has only spread further east.
From flooding to extreme heat, Canadians on both sides of the country are grappling with wild weather ahead of Canada Day.
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Canicule : près de 16 000 foyers privés d’électricité à Paris, dans le Nord et l’Aisne, selon Enedis
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Michigan power outage map: Thousands of Consumers Energy, Indiana Michigan Power customers affected amid severe weather
