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Power restored to nearly 2,700 customers in midtown, Toronto Hydro says

Power has been restored to approximately 2,700 customers in midtown Toronto.

Toronto Hydro had been dealing with loss of supply from transmitter, Hydro One

Gabriela Silva Ponte · CBC News ·
A Toronto Hydro logo on a truck.
A loss of supply takes place when the transmitter's power doesn't reach the distributer, according to Toronto Hydro, which says the issue has now been resolved. (Martin Trainor/CBC)

Power has been restored to approximately 2,700 customers in midtown Toronto.

Toronto Hydro told CBC Toronto the outage was resolved as of 3 p.m. Monday afternoon.

Earlier in the day, the company said it was experiencing a loss of supply from its transmitter, Hydro One.

The outage impacted areas south of Eglinton Avenue to Davenport Road and east of Bathurst Street to Mount Pleasant Road.

In a social media post, Toronto Hydro said it was working with Hydro One to restore power. 

The outage started at 12:18 p.m. and was initially set to be resolved by 6 p.m.

The loss of supply affected several condo buildings, a spokesperson for Toronto Hydro told CBC Toronto in an email.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Gabriela Silva Ponte

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Gabriela Silva Ponte has been with CBC Toronto Local News since January 2025, at first in an internship capacity and afterwards as an Editorial Assistant. Previously, she worked in Portuguese media, CBC Dragons' Den and her university's school newspaper and radio station. She graduated from Toronto Metropolitan University with a Bachelor of Journalism and minors in Criminology and Politics. You can reach her at gabriela.silva.ponte@cbc.ca.

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