Massive Ice Storm Causes Widespread Power Outages in Eastern Canada and Northern US
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Two people died and over a million were left without power in Canada's Quebec and Ontario provinces after an ice storm hit ahead of the holiday weekend, causing trees to fall and power lines to collapse. Electricity providers are working to restore power, but repairs are expected to continue for days. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau offered federal assistance if required. Hydro-Quebec hopes to restore power for about 70% of customers by Friday midnight.
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