Ottawa River Power

"Fall winds + Halloween decorations = a combo we keep an eye on. 🍂🎃 If you spot a downed line or branch near power equipment, stay back and give us a call — we'll handle the rest so the only scares tomorrow night are the fun kind."

Planned Power Outage: Almonte: On Wednesday November 4, 2026, some ORPC customers on in Almonte, shown below, will experience a planned power interruption from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM. More information can be found at: orpowercorp.com/safety-power…

As #CyberMonth2026 ends, Ottawa River Power Corporation is proud to have shared tools, tips, and resources to help Canadians build safer digital habits. Cyber safety doesn't end here – keep the momentum going all year long. #GetCyberSafe

Don't get spooked by Phantom Power on Hallowe'en. Electronics left plugged in can continue to draw power even when they're turned off, and can account for 10% of your electricity bill. Use a power bar and #PowerDown

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Closing out your projects before winter? Whether it’s a new fence, deck repair, or landscaping: Submit your locate request at least 5 business days before digging for a single-address request and 10 business days for an advanced. OntarioDigAuthority.ca. #ClickBeforeYouDig

Don't let your haunted house actually become haunted because someone plugged 6 fog machines into one outlet. 👻🔥 Don’t overload your circuits, kids. #ElectricalSafety #SpookyButSafe

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💡 If the colder months have you eyeing your electricity costs, we've got assistance programs that could help lighten the load. Reach out — we're happy to walk you through your options. [Contact details]

October 20, 2026, at 1:30pm - Update: Planned interruption extended till 3 PM. Planned Power Outage on Tuesday, October 20, 2026, from 9 AM to 1 PM will affect some ORPC customers on Pembroke St E, Maple Ave and McAllister St in Pembroke, Ontario (as shown below).

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Outage Notice in Pembroke: We are aware of an outage affecting ORPC customer on Maple Ave (between Irving and Dunlop) in Pembroke. Crews are onsite to determine the cause of the outage. Estimated restoration time 9:45 am.

Sweater weather has entered the chat. 🧣 As you dial up the heat this month, a quick furnace filter check can help your system run more efficiently — and keep your bill a little friendlier too.

All power has now been restored in #Pembroke. If you are still without power, please call 1-877-332-3316. ^pa

Our crew is responding to an outage affecting customers in the Pembroke service area. Updates and ETR will be posted as they are available. Thank you for your patience and support as we work to restore service safely and as quickly as possible. #pwrout ^pa

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All power has now been restored in #Pembroke. If you are still without power, please call 1-877-332-3316. ^pa

Our crew is responding to an outage affecting customers in the service area of Pembroke. Updates and ETR will be posted once available. Thank you for your patience and support as we work to restore service safely and as quickly as possible. #pwrout ^pa

Planned Power Outage: On Tuesday, October 20, 2026, some ORPC customers on Pembroke St E, Maple Ave and McAllister St in Pembroke, Ontario (as shown below) will experience a planned power interruption from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM. More information at: orpowercorp.com/safety-power…

Bringing out the space heater as it gets chillier? ❄️ Give it some breathing room — at least a metre from anything flammable — and plug it directly into a wall outlet rather than an extension cord or power bar. Small habit, big peace of mind.