Toronto power restoration efforts in home stretch, but could take until Tuesday More than a week after the lights first went out for many Torontonians, 7,400 customers are still in the dark, Toronto Hydro said Sunday. While the number of people who don't have power is dwindling - the new tally is less than half what it was on Saturday night - Toronto Mayor Rob Ford has warned that it may take until Tuesday for power to be fully restored. Mr. Ford and Toronto Hydro CEO Anthony Haines, as well as other officials, are scheduled to provide a briefing later Sunday morning on the aftermath of the massive ice storm. Sunday's predicted high in Toronto is 3 C, the same as Saturday. That has caused ice to break off some tree branches and buildings, bringing down power lines. The Hydro One website shows power is still out for about 1,200 homes and businesses elsewhere in Ontario. The latest tally also shows 7,000 remain in the dark in Quebec, and 8,700 in New Brunswick.