Severe storm cleanup leaves thousands without power

Ottawa storm cleanup efforts are underway after 100 km/h winds toppled trees onto homes already damaged by recent flooding. CTV's Katelyn Wilson reports that Nepean resident Angela Donatucci had a tree crash through her roof just weeks after her house suffered severe water damage. Scott Taylor of Lance Tree Services says his crews are working steadily to pull debris off houses across the city's west end. The municipality is launching a special debris collection program starting Monday as thousands of residents remain without power.

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