MONTREAL — A 75\u002Dyear\u002Dold man died Friday after running his generator in his garage during a blackout, the third death attributed to a vicious storm that coated…
Provincial police have said that man was struck by one of the branches and died at the scene.
Gijo Nassif, who lives about a half-hour from downtown Montreal, is among the thousands still without electricity, though he said he’s been able to take refuge at his fiancee’s apartment where there’s still power.Article content Quebec Energy Minister Pierre Fitzgibbon was on the defensive during a Friday morning news conference, saying upgrades to the power system helped keep major Hydro-Quebec infrastructure intact during the storm.Article content
“This situation is settled at the moment, unless more houses get flooded, which I doubt. The river level is high but stable. It is not dangerous at the moment,” Allard said.Article content
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