Some 17,000 customers are still without electricity more than a week after a powerful spring storm encrusted from the parts of the Central and the East Ontario with ice.
The Map of the Hydro One panels shows that most of them are in the regions of Peterborough and Georgian Bay, both harshly affected by the ice storm of March 30.
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Public service indicates that more than 10,000 of those who have no electricity are secondary properties such as chalets and trailers.
He indicates that electricity should be restored to most residential customers by the end of the week, with the exception of those who need inspections by the Electrical Safety Authority due to damage.
Hydro One says that the weather today will allow the use of helicopters and boats for catering in several areas.
More than a million houses and businesses in the province have experienced breakdowns due to the storm.
The windy and rainy times have embarrassed restoration efforts in the days that followed.
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