Service Interruption Poplar Street Thursday September 10, 2026
Service interruption Carter Side Road Tuesday September 8, 2026
Service Interruption Montreal River and LSPP Thursday September 10, 2026
Service Interruption Bar River Road and area Wednesday September 9, 2026
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Algoma Power requires an electrical service interruption for a portion of customers on:
Poplar Street, Superior Avenue, and Regina Crescent
Reference #38 Thursday September 10, 2026
(Alternate date: Friday September 11, 2025)
between the hours of 9:00 am…
Algoma Power requires an electrical service interruption for customers in the following area:
Carter Side Road, Lakeview Drive, Bernard Road, and Thomas Road
Reference #39 Tuesday September 8, 2026
Alternate date: Wednesday September 9, 2026
between the…
Due to a planned loss of supply, Algoma Power requires an electrical service interruption for all customers in the following area:
Montreal River Harbour and Lake Superior Provincial Park
Reference #37 Thursday September 10, 2026
between the hours of 8:…
Algoma Power requires an electrical service interruption for a portion of customers in the following area:
Bar River Road, Ford Road, Cemetery Road and Watson Road
Reference #35 Wednesday September 9, 2026
Alternate date: Thursday September 10, 2026…
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Support for Customers During the Province-Wide Shutdown
The province-wide shutdown means that more people will be staying home or running their small businesses from home. The Ontario Government has taken steps to hold the price of electricity at 8.5 ¢/kWh for electricity used from January 1 until the end of the day on January 28, 2021. Residential, small business and farm customers on Time-of-Use and Tiered price plans set under the Ontario Energy Board’s Regulated Price Plan will pay that fixed price. So, no matter what time of day you use your electricity, or how much you use, the fixed price will apply. Find out more at - Support for Customers