The open electric boxes and leaning street poles are not only adding to the mess but are also putting lives at risk, specially during time of the monsoon,” said Priyanka Mukherjee, a Salt Lake ...

Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro says it plans to dismantle 2,372 electrical poles and reuse the wood, even though it's been treated with a toxic chemical recently banned by Health Canada.

Many electric poles across the city, especially on and beneath flyovers, have open junction boxes and exposed wires. These pose a serious threat, turning lethal when rainwater comes into contact ...

It had been cut loose from the poles and it may cost around $800 to replace it but he's not sure of the exact amount. He has no idea who did this but it was most likely done over the weekend.