Hydro One has managed to restore power to parts of Red Lake and Balmertown.
Some 2,100 customers were left in the dark around 3:30 Monday morning.
Officials say 88 customers are still without power.
Crews are on-site and are patrolling the lines in an effort to have everyone back on line at 10:15am.
The cause of the interruption is still unknown.
Provincial Police in Red Lake are reporting multiple charges after a reported break and enter.
Police say on February 5th, they were contacted by a homeowner in Balmertown about the break and enter on their property.
Police then say their investigation determined that someone killed several chickens and rabbits.
OPP say 23-year-old Joey Wilkins of Balmertown was arrested and charged with Killing Animals, Cruelty to Animals, Break and Enter, and Mischief to Property.
Police say he will appear in Kenora court on March 18th to answer to the charges.
Provincial Police in Red Lake are reporting drug charges after a search warrant in Balmertown.
Police say the warrant was executed by the Community Street Crime Unit along with the Kenora Organized Crime Enforcement Bureau, Dryden and Kenora CSCU, and Provincial Operations Intelligence Bureau.
Police then say during the search they located a quantity of cocaine with a street value of around $7,000 as well as a small quantity of Canadian currency.
OPP say as a result of investigations they have arrested and charged 24-year-old James McKee of Balmertown for Possession of Cocaine for the purpose of Trafficking, Possession of Proceeds of Property obtained by Crime under $5,000, and Failing to Comply with Probation Order.
He will appear in Red Lake Court on March 12th to answer to the charges.
Tbaytel will be conducting network maintenance in the Balmertown area the next couple days.
Officials say the scheduled maintenance will start on Wednesday at 8 am, and will end on Thursday at 6 pm.
Customers in the surrounding Balmertown area may experience disruptions to their Tbaytel mobility service including voice calls, data usage and text messaging.
Anyone in that area who experiences any issues with their mobility services outside of that maintenance window are encouraged to contact technical support at (807) 623-4400 or toll free at 1-800-264-9501.
