Environment Canada has confirmed that a third tornado touched down in Calabogie, Ont., on Friday,&nbsp;the same day that two other twisters tore through&nbsp;Ottawa-Gatineau.

The tornado touched down shortly after 4:15 p.m. ET and tracked&nbsp;roughly 15&nbsp;kilometres east to White Lake, the weather agency said.

Recovery slow for Ottawa's 'other' tornado victims

Residents of Ottawa's Greenboro neighbourhood are preparing to rebuild after what Environment Canada has confirmed was a tornado touched down Friday, damaging roofs, vehicles and backyards.

Robert Ménard and Lyette Giroux stand in their backyard where their garden, shed and fence were destroyed. The roof and windows were also damaged along with a tree that fell on their cars.

Robert Ménard and Lyette Giroux Sept. 24, 2018

Robert Ménard and Lyette Giroux stand in their Greenboro backyard, where their garden, shed and fence were destroyed by Friday's tornado. 

Gatineau tornado victims left piecing lives back together

Residents of Gatineau's hard-hit Mont-Bleu neighbourhood have been searching for more than their belongings, scattered by Friday's terrifying tornado — they're also hunting for the answers they need to start rebuilding their lives.

Student, Edynne Grand-Pierre returned home Friday after work to find her apartment no longer had a roof.

Edynne Grand-Pierre

Law student Edynne Grand-Pierre lost nearly everything when a tornado tore the roof off her Mont-Bleu apartment building Friday. She had only lived there three weeks when the violent storm struck.

Several&nbsp;houses in the area have suffered roof damage, Environment Canada said.

Some of the damage in <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/calabogie?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#calabogie</a> after <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/onstorm?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#onstorm</a>. This doesn't even account for it! :( Their power could potentially be out until Wednesday reports say. <a href="https://t.co/K14eDhjO5b">pic.twitter.com/K14eDhjO5b</a>

The tornado that touched down in Calabogie, approximately 100 kilometres west of Ottawa, was classified as an EF-1&nbsp;with winds estimated to have reached 175 km/h.

By comparison, the tornado that later touched down in the rural west Ottawa community of Dunrobin was classified as an EF-3, with winds up to 265&nbsp;km/h.

Hydro One and Ottawa River Power work in the Calabogie area to restore power to affected houses after an EF-1 tornado touched down on Sept. 21, 2018.

Tornado Calabogie

An&nbsp;EF-2 tornado with wind speeds of up to 220 km/h touched down in Nepean.

Environment Canada said it's&nbsp;continuing to monitor the damage to determine the precise path&nbsp;of all three tornadoes.

Disaster and recovery in Ottawa-Gatineau

Residents are combing through the wreckage of their homes and reaching out to help neighbours after tornadoes ripped through Ottawa-Gatineau on Sept. 21.

Trees were brought down across power lines along with other heavy damage in the storm. 

Environment Canada confirms 3rd tornado

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