On the cat side of things, you can board your feline friends here knowing they will get all the attention they need in a clean, safe and stress-free environment. The Rockcliffe Flying Club will be closed for at least one more day.Ĭrews were also spotted clearing away debris from fallen trees and damaged tombstones at the Beechwood Cemetery on Monday.ĭespite the extensive damage, officials say no serious injuries were reported.Truckee-Tahoe Pet Lodge is exactly what it sounds like – a resort for your cat or dog, pet-boarding style. More than half are now considered complete write-offs. Twenty-two small aircraft at Rockcliffe Airport were also damaged, ranging from Cessnas to Cherokees. In Gatineau, emergency workers dealt with hundreds of calls for fallen hydro lines, trees, torn roofs, and collapsed scaffolding on construction sites. The storm also knocked out power to 10,000 Hydro Ottawa customers, along with several thousand more people across eastern Ontario. At nearby Britannia Park, dozens of old white pines were uprooted as if they were young saplings. Three residents of a Britannia duplex were also forced to leave their home. Many are being helped by the Canadian Red Cross. The storm caused some lasting damage at a Morriset Avenue apartment building, where roof damage forced all 30 residents to seek alternative arrangements until at least Tuesday.
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Did you experience the full brunt of Saturday's rain and wind storm? Share your stories with CTV Ottawa by posting comments below, and send us your photos and video through MyNews or by e-mailing.Big trees were just pulled right out of the ground and I never - in the 36 years that I've been on this Earth - ever experienced anything so frightful."
it looked like a big fire in front of my house. "I came to the front window and all I see in the front. "It was so quick and it was so shocking," Corneau told CTV Ottawa on Monday. In Ottawa's Carlington Park neighbourhood, resident Christiane Corneau described the storm as something she never expected to see first-hand. I looked at this building here and I could see was (the roof) being ripped off like a can of sardines." "You could hear it blowing like a tornado. "I looked out of the window and all I could see were the trees bending at a 90-degree angle (and) huge gusts of wind," said Leslie Stenning, a west Ottawa resident. Gatineau recorded the largest gust at 96 kilometres per hour. While Ottawa only reported 1.6 millimetres of rain on Saturday, winds howled across the city. Two days after the storm's fury ripped through the region, some neighbourhoods were still cleaning up after the massive storm uprooted large trees and ripped off many roofs, effectively displacing several residents from their homes.
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