Service interruption areas west and south of Wawa Saturday November 7, 2026
Service Interruption Desbarats Saturday November 7, 2026
Service Interruption 24 Belleau Lake Rd Monday November 2, 2026
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Algoma Power requires an electrical service interruption for customers on:
Pinewood Drive, the Michipicoten River Village, Long Beach Road, Michipicoten First Nations, Highway 17 South and Highway 17 West
Reference #47 Saturday November 7, 2026
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Algoma Power requires an electrical service interruption for all customers fed from the Desbarats substation including:
Desbarats, Laird, Pine Island, Diamond Lake and any associated side roads
Reference #46 Saturday November 7, 2026
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Algoma Power requires an electrical service interruption for customers in the following area:
24 Belleau Lake Road (Subdivision)
Reference #45 Monday November 2, 2026
Alternate date: Tuesday November 3, 2026
between the hours of 9:00 am and 2:00 pm
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