MIHEVC: Reflections on the ice storm
It is in times of emergency that we come to appreciate the very basic needs of our lives.
Read moreIt is in times of emergency that we come to appreciate the very basic needs of our lives.
Read moreCity council voted unanimously in favour of asking the provincial and federal governments for financial assistance to help cover damages caused by the devastating Dec. 21 ice storm.
Read moreThe northern part of Forest Hill was among the first to go dark in the aftermath of the ice storm that walloped Toronto on Dec. 21, ultimately leaving some 300,000 people without power.
Read moreIt’s been 10 years since we lost 44 people in the SARS crisis in Toronto. It’s been 10 years since over 14,000 people died in the heat wave in France.
Read moreWhile many areas of the city were hit hard by outages caused by the ice storm, Lawrence Heights was among the worst, with most of the TCH neighbourhood being out for five days.
Read moreIn the aftermath of the ice storm that left a quarter of a million Torontonians without power, unique stories are emerging from the hardest hit areas of midtown.
Read moreMuch of midtown Toronto was hit hard by the power outage that left some 300,000 Torontonians in the dark following a massive ice storm on Dec. 21.
Read moreWhen the power went out at the height of the ice storm that walloped Toronto on Dec. 21, Dave Sparrow instinctively knew the blackout would be a significant one.
Read moreIt’d be tempting to call the ice storm a wake-up call for Torontonians.
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