Some still without power 3 days after Friday's windstorm
About 850 Torontonians are still in the dark as of Monday morning
Toronto Hydro is still labouring to restore power across Toronto after Friday's windstorm, which brought down branches and wires and caused outages around the city.
As of mid-morning on Monday, 860 households are still without power.
Toronto Hydro spokesperson Brian Buchan explained that the remaining customers without power have "situation specific" outages, such as a small downed wire that needs to be addressed individually.
"We're expecting the majority of the people to be back on the grid [today,]" Buchan told CBC Toronto.
The windstorm, which is being blamed for three deaths in Ontario, left about 68,000 people in the city without power at its peak.
"We haven't seen anything like this since the ice storm of 2013," said Buchan. "Nowhere near, actually."
The strong winds, some of which clocked 120 km/h, uprooted trees, blew shingles off roofs and damaged traffic lights.
There were also reports of condos swaying as they were hit by near hurricane-strength gusts.
Power outages were concentrated in Etobicoke, but Buchan says that at this point, the remaining powerless customers are "scattered" across the city.
With files from the Canadian Press