Ontario town declares state of emergency as heavy snowfall knocks out power for parts of province | CBC News
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Intense snow squalls have left parts of Ontario, particularly Gravenhurst, with over a metre of snow, prompting a state of emergency due to hazardous travel conditions.
Emergency crews in Gravenhurst worked tirelessly to assist stranded motorists, while the mayor reminded residents to remain indoors for safety. Only power restoration demands heightened response efforts.
Hydro One reported over 60,000 customers without power due to heavy snowfall bringing down branches on power lines, complicating repair efforts across the impacted regions.
As snow squalls continue to move south, officials warn that road conditions are dangerous, urging residents to prepare for potential extended power outages.
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