Fariha Naqvi-Mohamed: After the ice storm, questions remain
The government and Hydro-Québec seem to think they did a good job. For many on the West Island, it certainly didn't feel that way.
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The government and Hydro-Québec seem to think they did a good job. For many on the West Island, it certainly didn't feel that way.
Frustration is mounting in the West Island as many residents endure a fourth day without power following Wednesday's ice storm. "Hydro-Quebec, you need to do something better for the citizens of the West Island, especially in Pierrefonds. It's terrible, terrible," said resident Augin Carey.
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It's another day of darkness for residents of the West Island, a sector of the Montreal area struck particularly hard by Wednesday's ice storm. While the lights are gradually coming back on elsewhere in the region, power outages on the West Island were still widespread early Friday afternoon.
The group is seeking to transform a seniors home at 198 Ste-Anne St., near Godin Park, into affordable rental housing.