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Power outages in Canada

Live outage status by province · updated ~every 15 minutes
🇨🇦 4,245 customers reported out across 7 provinces (largest first) · updated 8:15 PM EDT · utility data as of 8:16 PM EDT · counted from utilities' own live maps — Canada has no independent nationwide outage count like the US government's
Alberta — 3,518 reported out · province-wide
Quebec — 363 reported out · province-wide
Ontario — 258 reported out · province-wide
British Columbia — 83 reported out · province-wide
Nova Scotia — 17 reported out · province-wide
Manitoba — 5 reported out · province-wide
New Brunswick — 1 reported out · province-wide
Canada has no independent nationwide outage count like the US government's — each province's numbers come straight from its own utility's public outage map.
Provinces we track
Looking for the United States? The nationwide US outage directory covers every state and county, and the live map works for any address in the US or a tracked Canadian province.

Common questions

How do I check power outages in Canada?

This page lists live outage status for every Canadian province we track — from British Columbia to the Atlantic provinces — refreshed about every 15 minutes from each province's own utility outage feed. Canada has no independent, government-run nationwide outage count the way the United States does, so the numbers come straight from the utilities. Pick your province, or search your address for the most specific view.

Is there a single Canada-wide outage total?

We show a combined "customers out across Canada" figure, but it is a sum of the provinces whose utilities we track — not an official national tally, which does not exist in Canada. Customers of utilities we do not yet track will not appear. Each province page names exactly which utilities feed its numbers.

Which provinces are covered?

We currently track 9 provinces: British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Quebec, Newfoundland and Labrador, Prince Edward Island. Most are served by a single main electricity utility — a provincial power authority or its dominant distributor — whose public outage map is the province's coverage; Alberta and Ontario have many local utilities, so their pages show what share we track so far.