Power outage affects thousands on Winnipeg’s western edge
Thousands in Winnipeg’s Westwood, Crestview and Charleswood neighbourhoods are without power as of Sunday afternoon.
In a post on X – formerly known as Twitter – Manitoba Hydro said crews were dealing with a pole fire on Oakdale Drive.
Later, it announced that 4,000 customers in the city’s Kirkfield and Crestview areas would be without power as crews alternate power lines. Manitoba Hydro said it expects to take four to five hours for repairs and all service is expected to be restored by 7 to 8 p.m.
In Charleswood, a line tripping has also left more than 1,000 people without power.
“We’re working to get customers back on as quickly as possible,” Manitoba Hydro said in its post Sunday afternoon, thanking customers for their patience.
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LIVE UPDATES Critical infrastructure 'successfully protected': Jasper park officials
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LIVE UPDATES Critical infrastructure 'successfully protected': Jasper park officials
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Alberta premier says a third, perhaps half, of all Jasper buildings destroyed by fire
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LIVE UPDATES Critical infrastructure 'successfully protected': Jasper park officials
Jasper National Park officials in an update said all critical infrastructure in the townsite has been "successfully protected, including the hospital, emergency services building, both elementary and junior/senior schools, activity centre and wastewater treatment plant."
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