A car went off the road and hit a transformer causing a big power outage in Woodstock on Saturday night.
WOODSTOCK - A number of people were without power for several hours in the Friendly City on Saturday night after a single vehicle crash on Ontario Street.
Police say a car went off the road Saturday evening, hitting a hydro transformer which caused the power outage. Nobody was injured in the crash. A number of homes in the area were impacted by the outage. The crash happened 10:20 p.m.

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