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Live power outage maps

Pick where you are. We send you to the real-time map run by your utility or the aggregator, because outage data changes by the minute and utilities do not share one public feed.

Canada and USOfficial sourcesOpens in a new tab
Find my map Plan for an outage

United States: choose your state

Open live map

Opens PowerOutage.us, a US aggregator of utility outage reports, with county and utility detail. National map. Your utility's own map is the most precise for your street.

Canada: choose your province or utility

Open live map

Official utility maps. Ontario, New Brunswick, PEI and the territories: search for your utility's name plus "outage map" (for example Hydro One, Toronto Hydro, NB Power, Maritime Electric, EPCOR in Edmonton).

All Canadian maps

British ColumbiaBC HydroOpen the official live mapAlbertaFortisAlberta (most of rural and small-town Alberta)Open the official live mapSaskatchewanSaskPowerOpen the official live mapManitobaManitoba HydroOpen the official live mapQuebecHydro-QuebecOpen the official live mapNova ScotiaNova Scotia PowerOpen the official live mapNewfoundland and LabradorNewfoundland PowerOpen the official live map

Power is out: what to do first

The first 10 minutes
  • Check whether it is just you: look at your breaker panel, then outside at neighbours.
  • Check your utility's map, and report the outage if it is not listed.
  • Stay away from downed power lines and call 911. Treat every line as live.
  • Keep fridge and freezer doors closed. See food safety.
  • Charge phones from a power bank or car (the car outdoors, never in a closed garage).

Maps are third-party services and are not run by Prep For Outage. Data can lag a few minutes and may not show small or new outages. How to report and track outages (PowerOutage.us).

Be ready before it happens

Free printable 72-hour kit with water planner, checklist and contacts.

Download the PDF Outage planner
Get the free 72-hour kit (PDF)