Doug Ford has said Hydro One is on standby to help Fiona victims in Atlantic Canada.
“Hydro Ottawa crews are on their way to Nova Scotia this morning to help with repairing the damage caused by Fiona,” Ford said inconfirmed over the weekend
“At this point this is what the local power company needs from us. If they require more we will be on standby to offer more crews,” Watson said Sunday.The post-tropics storm Fiona left nearly 500,000 people across the Maritimes without power. By early Monday morning, the number of customers without electricity had dropped to under 300,000.
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