Numbers come from the tracked utilities' own public outage maps. “Significant” means 50+ customers out.
Our restoration forecast is independent and unofficial, never the utility's commitment. How it works · How accurate it has been
Coverage in Alberta
Alberta has ~10 local electricity utilities, so coverage here is per-utility: we currently track 3 of them — ≈81% of the province's electricity customers. Customers of utilities we don't yet track won't appear in these numbers, and Canada has no independent, government-run nationwide outage count for us to cross-check against the way the US does.
Not yet tracked (largest first): ATCO Electric and City of Lethbridge — plus ~5 smaller utilities.
Outage pages by census division
Each census division page shows its own live count, restoration outlook, and past-outage history.
Covered on this page, without a page of their own (fewer than 3 outages of their own tracked so far): Division No. 1 (Medicine Hat area), Division No. 4 (Hanna area), Division No. 5 (Strathmore area), Division No. 7 (Wainwright area), Division No. 8 (Red Deer area), Division No. 9 (Clearwater County area), Division No. 10 (Lloydminster area), Division No. 12 (Cold Lake area), Division No. 16 (Wood Buffalo area), Division No. 17 (Mackenzie County area), Division No. 18 (Greenview No. 16 area) and Division No. 19 (Grande Prairie area).
Common questions
How do I check power outages in Alberta?
This page shows live outage status for Alberta, refreshed about every 15 minutes from the public outage maps of the 3 utilities we track so far (ENMAX Power, FortisAlberta and EPCOR). Canada has no independent nationwide outage count the way US states do, and customers of utilities we don't yet track won't appear here. Search your address for the most specific view.
Which utility serves my address in Alberta?
Alberta has ~10 local electricity utilities, each serving its own municipalities. The largest include ENMAX Power (Calgary), FortisAlberta (rural and regional territory across the province), EPCOR (Edmonton), and ATCO Electric (northern and eastern Alberta). Report an outage or downed line directly to YOUR utility so crews can be dispatched — this is an independent tracker, not a utility.