Named in a role in 6 records, and mentioned in the text of 7 entries, between 2011 and 2024.
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Early on a Sunday morning, hydro lines caught fire near Palmer Rapids after a transformer exploded at a residence in the area of Cottage Lane and Wishman Road. The local fire service was called after residents heard an explosion, but the fire continued until...
On the evening of 15 June 2023, a wind turbine near Muirkirk Line, at 20275 Duart Road, was seen on fire. A video given to local media showed the turbine already burning when lightning struck it, with thunder in the background, thick black smoke, and burning...
The Fergus fire station attended a fire at a Hydro One substation on Wellington Road 18, near the Wellington County OPP station at Aboyne, Ontario, after a call at 3.15am on 11 September 2020. Crews were on scene by 3.25am. The fire was contained within the...
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A fire broke out at about 12:15 a.m. on 28 July 2018 at a Hydro One transformer station near Finch Avenue and Signet Drive in North York, Toronto. When Toronto Fire crews arrived, the structure was fully engulfed. Firefighters were initially told not to use...
A fire broke out around 4pm at a hydro substation on County Road 21 near Minden, Ontario, during a severe thunderstorm. The site was referred to by local fire services as the Minden Transfer Station, and Hydro One staff attended. The fire knocked out power to...
An explosion occurred overnight at a Hydro One station near Finch Avenue West and Signet Drive in North York, Toronto, leaving about 35,000 customers without power at the peak of the outage. The blast ruptured transformers, which leaked mineral oil, with an...
On Friday 18 March 2011, Toronto police said a large transformer blew up at 4:49 p.m. at Hydro One's Richview transformer station in the west end of Toronto, Canada, near Pearson Airport. Hydro One confirmed that two transformers had caught fire. Firefighters...
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