MONTREAL — Environment Canada says at least one tornado is confirmed to have hit Quebec on Wednesday night and it appears two others also touched down on the province earlier in the day. A tornado formed on Montreal's South Shore just before 8:15 p.
MONTREAL — Environment Canada says at least one tornado is confirmed to have hit Quebec on Wednesday night and it appears two others also touched down on the province earlier in the day.
Mélanie Mercille, spokesperson for police in Longueuil, Que., on Montreal's South Shore, says the driver of the semi-trailer that overturned suffered minor injuries. There were no other reports of injuries, she added. Earlier in the day, around 4 p.m., a tornado likely hit St-Hippolyte, uprooting trees and damaging infrastructure, Environment Canada said, adding that two-centimetre hail also fell on the area.
On its Facebook page, the municipality of St-Hippolyte asked residents to stay vigilant outdoors as Hydro-Québec workers remove trees and branches that fell on power cables.
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