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Victoria Bekiempis

Power outages and one death as Storm Lee swings away from Canadian coast

A fallen tree next to a park bench.
A fallen tree on 17 September in Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada, after the storm blew through Maine and the Canadian Maritime provinces. Photograph: Chris Donovan/Reuters

Tens of thousands in New England and Canada remained without power on Sunday morning after the deadly storm Lee struck Nova Scotia on Saturday afternoon as a post-tropical cyclone.

In Nova Scotia, nearly 100,000 customers were without power, according to PowerOutage.com. The US state of Maine was dealing with about 40,000 outages as of Sunday morning, and New Brunswick had about 12,000, the website also said.

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