Sandy strikes in Canada too, far from storm's center

More than 100,000 Canadians were still without power on Tuesday after the huge storm Sandy toppled trees and power lines in Canada@@@s most populous provinces, killed one person, and halted units at an Ontario refinery.
But Canada was far from the center of the storm and the impact was tiny compared to the vast outages and widespread flooding seen in the US East Coast on Monday and Tuesday. The weakened storm is expected bring rain to Eastern Canada and Quebec on Tuesday and into Wednesday.
One woman was killed when she was struck by a sign in a Toronto shopping mall parking lot on Monday night, when Ontario officials had warned people to stay inside.
By late morning on Tuesday, power had been restored to nearly half of the 60,000 Toronto residents who lost electricity. But the local utility said some people might be without power until Thursday evening.
At least 150,000 Canadians lost power during the worst of the storm.
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