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Storm Knocks out Power to Many

By 250 News

Friday, August 17, 2007 10:50 AM

There are still hundreds of  residents and businesses without  electricity following last night’s  thunderstorm.

BC Hydro’s latest "outage list" is  presented here and in most cases it would appear  that for many customers, the  repairs are not likely to be complete until 4:00 this afternoon.

Mackenzie
Aug 17
10:33
Aug 17
16:00
0 block COLUMBIA DR
< 5
Aug 17
10:35
Mackenzie
Aug 17
10:32
Aug 17
16:00
0 block MACKENZIE BLV
< 5
Aug 17
10:34
Prince George
Aug 17
10:08
Aug 17
16:00
West of NICHOLSON ST, South of 2ND AVE, East of OGILVIE ST, North of 5TH AVE
17
Aug 17
10:14
Prince George
Aug 17
09:48
Aug 17
16:00
5100 block SHELLEY RD
< 5
Aug 17
09:52
Mackenzie
Aug 17
08:57
Aug 17
16:00
0 block ALBERTA DR
< 5
Aug 17
09:00
Prince George
Aug 17
08:52
Aug 17
16:00
4400 block SLOAN RD
< 5
Aug 17
08:53
Prince George
Aug 17
08:46
Aug 17
16:00
8000 block SHELLEY RD
< 5
Aug 17
08:48
Prince George
Aug 17
08:39
Aug 17
16:00
3900 block HOLMES RD
< 5
Aug 17
08:43
Prince George
Aug 17
08:36
Aug 17
16:00
4500 block HART HWY
< 5
Aug 17
08:38
Prince George
Aug 17
08:27
Aug 17
16:00
7000 block E HWY 16 E
< 5
Aug 17
08:29
Prince George
Aug 17
07:55
Aug 17
16:00
7800 - 8000 block LOOPOL RD, SHELLEY RD
5
Aug 17
07:57
Williams Lake
Aug 17
05:58
Aug 17
16:00
North-East of HWY 20 , West of HWY 97 , South of SODA CREEK RD
1128
Aug 17
07:43
Prince George
Aug 17
07:32
Aug 17
16:00
7300 block WALRATH RD
< 5
Aug 17
07:36
Prince George
Aug 17
07:23
Aug 17
16:00
8700 - 8800 block LYNN RD
< 5
Aug 17
07:26
Prince George
Aug 17
07:18
Aug 17
16:00
1300 - 1400 block JOHNSON ST, 1300 - 1400 block E CENTRAL ST E
16
Aug 17
07:20
Prince George
Aug 17
07:02
Aug 17
12:30
6700 block WALRATH RD
< 5
Aug 17
07:06
Prince George
Aug 17
06:51
Aug 17
16:00
4900 block HART HWY
< 5
Aug 17
06:55
Prince George
Aug 17
06:36
Aug 17
16:00
11200 block BUCKHORN LAKE RD
< 5
Aug 17
06:39
Prince George
Aug 17
03:45
Aug 17
16:00
400 block MCALONEY RD, 400 block MCALONEY CRES
< 5
Aug 17
03:48
Prince George
Aug 17
02:48
Aug 17
13:00
SHELLEY RD
< 5
Aug 17
02:50
Prince George
Aug 17
01:37
Aug 17
16:00
NECHAKO SUB MI 6/51
< 5
Aug 17
01:39
Prince George
Aug 17
01:21
Aug 17
16:00
NECHAKO SUB MI 7/87
< 5
Aug 17
01:24
Prince George
Aug 17
01:01
Aug 17
16:00
1000 block WHENUN RD
< 5
Aug 17
01:03
Prince George
Aug 16
23:35
Aug 17
11:30
GRUNDALL RD P12
< 5
Aug 16
23:37
Prince George
Aug 16
22:33
Aug 17
16:00
East of TELACHICK RD, North of HWY 16
26
Aug 16
23:31
Prince George
Aug 16
23:19
Aug 17
16:00
6100 block BEAVER FOREST RD
< 5
Aug 16
23:23
Prince George
Aug 16
23:03
Aug 17
16:00
10900 block BUCKHORN LAKE RD
< 5
Aug 16
23:07
Prince George
Aug 16
22:57
Aug 17
13:00
FOOTHILLS/HEATHER RD
< 5
Aug 16
23:00
Prince George
Aug 16
22:56
Aug 17
13:00
3700 - 3800 block HOLMES RD
< 5
Aug 16
22:59
Prince George
Aug 16
22:53
Aug 17
16:00
7700 block LOOPOL RD
< 5
Aug 16
22:56
Mackenzie
Aug 16
19:54
Aug 17
16:00
0 block COLUMBIA DR, 0 block SASKATCHEWAN DR
12
Aug 16
22:22
Prince George
Aug 16
21:04
Aug 17
16:00
West of BELMONT RD, South of FERGUSON LAKE RD, North of LINDSTROM RD, East of PILOT MTN RD
69
Aug 16
21:49
Prince George
Aug 16
21:16
Aug 17
16:00
7700 block ANGUS RD
< 5
Aug 16
21:19
Prince George
Aug 16
20:22
Aug 17
16:00
1300 block JOHNSON ST
< 5
Aug 16
21:10
Prince George
Aug 16
21:03
Aug 17
16:00
17000 block BLACKWATER RD
< 5
Aug 16
21:05
Prince George
Aug 16
20:14
Aug 17
16:00
18400 block MELONIE RD
< 5
Aug 16
20:19
Prince George
Aug 16
20:06
Aug 17
16:00
8200 block ANGUS RD
< 5
Aug 16
20:09


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Posted on Friday, August 17, 2007 10:50 AM in News by 250 News

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Comments

Comment Posted by: seamutt on August 17 2007 11:43 AM
Folks be patient as Hydro doen't have many workers anymore doing the real work, lots of management though. Workers are rare but management a dime a dozen, a lot like CN.
Comment Posted by: vireo on August 17 2007 3:15 PM
What I can't understand is why Environment Canada didn't have a thunderstorm warning for our area. We could have been better prepared.
Comment Posted by: Buzz on August 17 2007 4:10 PM
What I REALLY can't understand is why, in the middle of the worst part of the lightning storm, there was a whole soccer field filled with players and fans.

DUH! Like those guys have never heard of the concept of people getting killed in the middle of a field in the middle of a thunderstorm!!!!!

At least the baseball players and fans had the sense to stop their game.
Comment Posted by: acrider54 on August 18 2007 6:06 AM
seamutt has it right, never mind PG the rest of the province is in the same boat. Fewer workers, more managers, environmental staff, inspectors inspecting work done by inspectors. You name it just fewer workers who actually keep the lights on.