About 35,000 without strength, as the ice storm hit parts of Ontario

Tens of thousands of ultari are not without power as parts of the ice storm calming parts of the province and threatening more.

A map of Hydro One, a boycott of the boycott, shows approximately 35,000 customers in the dark due to the power outage in the country of Koch, from Tobermory and Parry Sound to PeterBorough.

The Canadian environment has issued frozen warnings of rain for Ontario and Kepeek, which begins on the northwestern beach of Lake Horon.

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Although parts of the center and southern Ontario are already injured, the storm is expected to expand on Sunday, heading towards Ottawa and Montreal.

In Aurelia, the heart of the country of Ontario, the national forecaster says that Ice can accumulate up to 25 millimeters.

The city is among those who were struck by the power outages, and it says that the public library has been closed for this day because it is without electricity.

The Canadian environment says that frozen rain may cause slippery surfaces, broken trees and power outages.

The police advised not to travel unnecessary in the coming days.

Conditions are expected to improve in some areas on Monday as the weather system will move out of the province.