UPDATE: Power outage resolved in Barrhaven, Bells Corners areas

By Mike Vlasveld

Posted Dec 1, 2020 07:26:00 PM.

Hydro Ottawa has restored multiple power outages that were affecting more than 8,000 of its customers in the Barrhaven and Bells Corners areas.

The outages were reported around 1:51 p.m., Tuesday, December 1, after the utility said there were downed power lines in the area.

The Barrhaven outage was affecting 7,442 homes and businesses, while the Bells Corners area outage was affecting 883.

Hydro Ottawa's outage map shows that all outages in those areas have been restored.

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