Manitoba Hydro has successfully restored electricity to approximately 17,000 customers who were left without power following a severe storm that swept through the region. The utility company expects to reconnect the remaining affected households and businesses later today.
Storm Aftermath in Winnipeg
Residents across Winnipeg are now focusing on cleanup efforts after the powerful storm caused widespread damage. CTV's Joseph Bernacki reported on the ground, capturing how locals are dealing with fallen trees, debris, and other storm-related destruction. The storm knocked out power to tens of thousands, but crews have been working around the clock to restore service.
Ongoing Restoration Efforts
Manitoba Hydro crews continue to work in challenging conditions to repair damaged infrastructure. The company stated that while power has been returned to the majority of customers, some isolated outages may persist into the evening. Residents are advised to stay clear of downed power lines and report any hazards immediately.
The storm also impacted other parts of the province, with reports of flooding and structural damage. Emergency services remain on high alert as cleanup operations proceed.
