Outage Alert: Thunderstorms moving through the province are causing outages. Crews are responding as safely and quickly as possible. Safety first: Stay 10 m back from downed lines and use generators outdoors only. Report outages by texting WATTS to 92887, via our outage map & app, or calling 1-800-434-1235. For updates: ow.ly/ntA050Zbt1b

Reconciliation is about actions, not just words. This National Indigenous History Month, we’re continuing to take meaningful steps by investing in learning and understanding. Building on our Indigenous Cultural Awareness Training opportunities, we hosted learning sessions with Downie Wenjack Fund (DWF) at our Barrie, Thunder Bay and Toronto offices. These sessions help deepen our understanding of Indigenous histories, perspectives, and experiences, while strengthening our ongoing partnership with DWF.

⚡Storm outage alert Our crews are responding to outages as thunderstorms move through the province. ⚠️Stay safe during outages Your safety comes first: ✅Stay at least 10 metres back from any fallen power lines. ✅Report downed lines to 911 and Hydro One. ✅If using a generator, keep it outside and away from windows and ventilation. 🔄What happens after a storm We know outages are difficult. Here’s how restoration works: ✅Crews restore power to the largest number of customers first. ✅This means repairing main lines and critical infrastructure before smaller, local lines. 🔋Prepare for extended outages Planning ahead can make a big difference: ✅Restock your emergency kit with water, non-perishable food, and cash. ✅Download the Hydro One app to view the outage map and get updates: ow.ly/tPzc50ZbbRx. ✅Learn what to include in your kit: ow.ly/NNZU50ZbbSo.

Different lines of business but the exact same drive to keep the energy in motion. Let the games begin!⚽

We’re supporting community resilience across Ontario. Up to $25,000 in funding is available through the Hydro One Community Partnership Grant to Ontario municipalities and municipality-endorsed charitable organizations. Applications close June 30, 2026. Apply here: ow.ly/ymRL50ZatUv.

A lot has changed over the last century. The tools are safer, and the technology is more advanced — but the dedication behind the work is still the same.

At Hydro One, your safety is our priority. The ground around downed power lines may be electrified. Stay at least 10 metres away from downed lines and call 911 and your local utility provider immediately. Safety starts with you.

Now open: grants for Ontario communities. Apply for up to $25,000 through the Hydro One Community Partnership Grant. Supporting local emergency preparedness, critical infrastructure or community well-being. 🗓 June 30, 2026 deadline. Get details and apply: ow.ly/lNme50Z6cIQ.

Upcoming Mattawa outage: An emergency planned outage will occur today from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., affecting approximately 1,700 Mattawa customers, including the local hospital. In addition, there is currently an outage in the region caused by this weekend’s storm, with an estimated restoration time of 11 p.m. tonight.

Crews made significant progress today restoring power after high winds caused outages across central, eastern and northeast Ontario. While majority of customers have been restored, some in the hardest hit areas will be without power overnight. Safety remains our top priority. If you’re using a generator, ensure it’s outdoors and away from windows and vents. If flooding in your home is reaching electrical outlets, baseboard heaters, or your furnace, call Hydro One at 1-800-434-1235 to have power safely turned off.

Outage update: It’s all hands on deck, and crews are working as safely and quickly as possible to restore power after high winds caused outages in central and eastern Ontario. Crews from across the province have been mobilized to support restoration efforts. If you’re using a generator, ensure it’s outdoors and away from windows and vents. If flooding in your home is reaching electrical outlets, baseboard heaters, or your furnace, call Hydro One at 1-800-434-1235 to have power safely turned off.

Outage alert: High winds are causing outages with the most severe impacts in central and eastern Ontario due to downed trees and lines. Crews have been mobilized from across the province and are working as safely and quickly as possible to get the lights on. Text 92887 (WATTS), use the outage map/app, or call 1-800-434-1235 for updates. Stay at least 10 metres back from downed lines and report them immediately to 911 and Hydro One.

Outage alert: A severe storm system moving through the province is causing outages across central, eastern & northeast Ontario. Crews are responding safely and quickly to significant damage, including downed trees, poles and power lines. Stay safe: keep 10 metres back from downed lines and use generators outdoors only. Report outages by texting WATTS to 92887, via our outage map & app, or calling 1-800-434-1235. For outage tools & updates: ow.ly/Fe5950Z5QgY

POV: The social media team pulls up to the customer care centre in Markham, and, the quiet ones? Not so quiet anymore.

Outage alert: Strong winds in central and southern Ontario are causing outages. Crews are responding as quickly and safely as possible.⚠️ Stay safe: keep 10 metres back from downed lines, call 911 and 1-800-434-1235 to report, and use generators outdoors only. For latest updates: ow.ly/So5Q50Z4wZv.

Crews continue restoring power after strong winds and heavy rain across south and central Ontario. Damage includes downed lines from fallen trees. Some customers, especially in hard-hit or remote areas like #Newmarket, #Bracebridge and #Parry Sound, may be without power overnight. When conditions are safe, crews will also be supported by helicopters and off-road equipment to help patrol and access affected lines. For outage updates: ow.ly/AuTF50Z3C34.