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  1. Tens of thousands still without power after B.C. windstorm  CBC.ca
  2. Windstorm knocks out power to thousands in Lower Mainland, leads to ferry cancellations  CTV News Vancouver
  3. Thousands without power on Lower Mainland after windstorm  News 1130
  4. Thousands without power as strong winds whip across southern BC - BC News  Castanet.net
  5. Over 20,000 without power after windstorm batters Vancouver Island  CHEK
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Tens of thousands of British Columbians are waking up in the dark Wednesday after a nasty windstorm knocked out power across the South Coast.Tens of thousands of British Columbians are waking up in the dark Wednesday after a nasty windstorm knocked out power across the South Coast.

UPDATE: 11:35 a.m. BC Hydro says it has restored power to 67 per cent of customers impacted by this morning's wind storm.UPDATE: 11:35 a.m. BC Hydro says it has restored power to 67 per cent of customers impacted by this morning's wind storm.

About 70,000 remain without power in wake of wind storm across southern BC - BC News - Castanet.net

Thousands of people in the Lower Mainland woke up in the dark Wednesday morning after a powerful windstorm swept the South Coast.Thousands of people in the Lower Mainland woke up in the dark Wednesday morning after a powerful windstorm swept the South Coast.

Windstorm knocks out power to thousands in Lower Mainland, leads to ferry cancellations | CTV News

Thousands without power; single-lane traffic in effect for downed lines near LumbyThousands without power; single-lane traffic in effect for downed lines near Lumby

UPDATE: Lights back on for 25K in Southern Interior, mostly in Vernon – Vernon Morning Star

Thousands are waking up without power across Vancouver Island following a windstorm that started battering the coast late Tuesday night. Winds between 70 to 100 km/hr hit areas across the South Island including Victoria, Saanich, Cowichan Valley, Duncan, Langford, the Southern Gulf Islands and Sooke. BC Hydro says multiple trees are down across wires and …

Over 20,000 without power after windstorm batters Vancouver Island

More than 2,400 BC Hydro customers affected in Salmon Arm aloneMore than 2,400 BC Hydro customers affected in Salmon Arm alone

VIDEO: Windstorm knocks out power, downs trees throughout the Shuswap – Salmon Arm Observer

According to BC Hydro, strong winds have left approximately 100,000 customers across the province without power, including those in the Lower Mainland.According to BC Hydro, strong winds have left approximately 100,000 customers across the province without power, including those in the Lower Mainland.

BC Ferries says the 5:15 a.m. sailing from Tsawwassen and the 7:45 a.m. departing Duke Point have been cancelled due to high winds.

Some B.C. ferries cancelled this morning after strong overnight windstorm | Vancouver Sun

Some B.C. ferries cancelled this morning after strong overnight windstorm

Some B.C. ferries cancelled this morning after strong overnight windstorm | Vancouver Sun

A few thousand are without power, mostly in Cloverdale and South SurreyA few thousand are without power, mostly in Cloverdale and South Surrey

Wind storm causes power outages in parts of Surrey – Surrey Now-Leader

A powerful windstorm has left many homes in the dark around Metro Vancouver and on the Sunshine Coast. A powerful windstorm has left many homes in the dark around Metro Vancouver and on the Sunshine Coast. 

Thousands without power on Lower Mainland after windstorm - NEWS 1130

No one was injured when three trees fell on a Sooke house during the windstorm that buffeted the region overnight Tuesday.A man also escaped injury during the night when a tree crashed into his tent . . .No one was injured when three trees fell on a Sooke house during the windstorm that buffeted the region overnight Tuesday.A man also escaped injury during the night when a tree crashed into his tent . . .

Thousands of Islanders still without power after windstorm takes down trees, hydro lines | Times Colonist

Crews working to restore 97 separate outages in Lower Mainland, 355 across provinceCrews working to restore 97 separate outages in Lower Mainland, 355 across province

Heavy winds leave over 44,000 in Lower Mainland without power, 100,000 across B.C. – Chilliwack Progress

Thousands of people in the Okanagan and Shuswap were left without power Wednesday morning after a windstorm swept across the province. Thousands of people in the Okanagan and Shuswap were left without power Wednesday morning after a windstorm swept across the province.

UPDATE: Windy weather pummels Okanagan, leaves thousands without power | Globalnews.ca

The storm left debris and downed trees across the regionThe storm left debris and downed trees across the region

UPDATED: Nelson windstorm cuts power, closes some schools – Nelson Star

VANCOUVER — The latest wicked weather to sweep across southern British Columbia downed trees and power lines in many areas and left thousands in the dark.VANCOUVER — The latest wicked weather to sweep across southern British Columbia downed trees and power lines in many areas and left thousands in the dark.

Wind, snow, prompt warnings, power outages across much of southern B.C. - Vancouver Is Awesome

Check school district website for updatesCheck school district website for updates

Strong winds result in school closures, leave thousands without power in Ridge Meadows – Maple Ridge News

Many BC Hydro customers without powerMany BC Hydro customers without power

Wind storm batters Cowichan Valley, southern Vancouver Island – Cowichan Valley Citizen

A windstorm that ripped through the region overnight caused widespread power outages and road closures that has resulted in Mercer Island School District classes being cancelled today.A windstorm that ripped through the region overnight caused widespread power outages and road closures that has resulted in Mercer Island School District classes being cancelled today.

Windstorm causes power outages, closes roads and schools | Mercer Island Reporter