BC Hydro crews responding to power outage

BC Hydro crews responding to power outage

Motor vehicle accident west of Moyie Lake Road blamed for outage

BC Hydro crews are responding to a power outage affecting 1,500 customers near Cranbrook after a motor vehicle incident west of Moyie Lake Rd.

The incidnet was reported at 11:21 a.m. on Wednesday morning. It is unclear how long power will remain unavailable.

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