Welland Hydro-Electric System Corp.

06/09/2026

Planning to install a pool or hot tub? Location matters. Pools and hot tubs have specific requirements to keep a safe distance from overhead wires. Learn more:

Turn your backyard into an oasis with ponds, pools, hot tubs and spas. But since we all know that water and electricity don’t mix, be sure to get input from your Licensed Electrical Contractor before you start.

06/05/2026

Save on Energy offers FREE energy-efficient appliances and upgrades to income-qualified households in Ontario.

You could qualify for a free fridge, freezer and even a free heat pump! It’s easy to check if your income level qualifies for no-cost upgrades.

Apply today: http://saveonenergy.ca/eap

06/02/2026

Powerlines are a leading cause of electrical death in Ontario. 60% of all powerline contacts happen in the construction industry? You can avoid receiving a deadly shock on the job by following 8 essential powerline safety tips:

https://esasafe.com/safety/powerline-safety/construction-workers/

05/22/2026

Need some energy-efficiency 101?

Save on Energy is Ontario’s one-stop shop for programs and energy saving tips. Visit https://saveonenergy.ca today!

05/20/2026

Time to put winter in the rearview mirror and open the cottage!

Check all appliance and extension cords for signs of damage before using. More : https://bit.ly/2YJZRoY

05/20/2026

FINAL UPDATE: in affecting approx 82 homes and businesses in the area of Cooks Mills. Crew working. ETR 11:30PM. ^pa

05/20/2026

in affecting approx 292 homes and businesses in the area of Cooks Mills. Crew dispatched. ETR TBD. More updates to follow. ^pa

05/15/2026

Landscaping or trimming trees this season? Always check for overhead powerlines first. Electricity can arc to you or your tools without direct contact.

Find more powerline safety tips at ESAsafe.com/PowerlineSafety

05/13/2026

Don’t let a quick chore become a deadly mistake.

This Powerline Safety Week we’re highlighting the dangers of overhead powerlines. Always stay at least 3 metres away.

Learn more at ESAsafe.com/PowerlineSafety

05/12/2026

When cleaning gutters or completing outdoor chores, always keep a minimum 3 metre clearance from overhead powerlines. Electricity can jump or “arc” to you or your tools if you get too close.

Learn more at ESAsafe.com/PowerlineSafety