Ice storm leaves two dead and over a million without power in Eastern Canada.

An ice storm hit Canada's two most-populated provinces, Quebec and Ontario, leaving over a million people without power. Two people died due to falling trees and branches. Electricity providers are working to restore power, but repairs are expected to continue for days. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau offered federal assistance if required. Montreal is among the worst-hit areas in Quebec, accounting for about half of the total outages.