Hydro One says thousands of Ontario residents are without power this morning amid high winds blowing across much of the province.
Hydro One says crews are out in full force responding to outages caused by damaging winds that have knocked trees and branches onto distribution lines.
The outages are largely concentrated in southwestern Ontario,, where there are numerous pockets of small outages. Hydro One says the highest winds are coming off Lake Huron and Georgian Bay, while northeastern Ontario is also being hit.UPDATE: Crews are out in full force responding as quickly and safely as possible to outages caused by damaging high winds that continue to affect parts of the province. Additional outages are expected as high winds continue throughout the day. Updates:Police response to the Uvalde shooting was riddled with failures, new DOJ report saysAsking rent prices in March up 8.
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