Northern BC community prepares for more wild weather after damaging storm
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A damaging weekend storm has left the community of Prince George picking up the pieces with countless downed trees and power outages.
"We still have four areas where people right inside the city are still without power,"said Mayor Garth Frizzell following a storm that had wind gusts up to 100 kilometres per hour. Frizzel commends the quick work of BC Hydro crews who were able to get near 27,000 customers back up and running within three days.
With more unsettled weather on the way for northern BC communities, including Prince George, Frizzell is urging people to get their emergency kits ready.
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"We still have four areas where people right inside the city are still without power,"said Mayor Garth Frizzell following a storm that had wind gusts up to 100 kilometres per hour. Frizzel commends the quick work of BC Hydro crews who were able to get near 27,000 customers back up and running within three days.
With more unsettled weather on the way for northern BC communities, including Prince George, Frizzell is urging people to get their emergency kits ready.
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