Thousands of people in Canada were still without electricity or facing travel headaches on Tuesday, days after fierce winter storms struck right before Christmas. The storms have wreaked havoc with electricity grids and travel plans for the last four days. New Brunswick Power had reconnected almost everyone who had lost power by Tuedsay afternoon. Environment Canada is expecting 60 to 120 millimetres of rain across the Sunshine Coast and Metro Vancouver by Wednesday morning. Service was cancelled for Christmas Day and Boxing Day because of a CN train derailment on Saturday near Grafton, Ont.

Source: CBC News December 27, 2022 22:54 UTC