Hydro chancy as wind, tree take down lines in west end

by The Bulldog • September 4, 2017

Toronto Hydro is now saying about 1,800 customers are without power at Scarlett and Richview Rds (near Jane St. and Eglinton Ave. W)

— Toronto Star Radio Room (@starradiobox) September 4, 2017

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