
Nova Scotia Power temporarily shuts off power in part of Cape Breton to carry out repairs
On Saturday night, over 9,000 customers were affected by the outage, which also included Chéticamp, Inverness, Mabou and Baddeck.
Sunday's planned outage will include customers in the areas that previously had their power restored.
In a post on X, the utility said the additional outage was being done to ensure power could be safely restored to all areas.
It's unclear how many people will lose power as a result of this measure.
Asked what the cause of the initial outage was, a Nova Scotia Power spokesperson said the company is focused on restoring power.
Bonny MacIsaac, warden for the Municipality of the County of Inverness, said the outage coincided with the busy Inverness Gathering weekend.
She said some businesses had to close as a result of the outage and haven't reopened.
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