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Strong results in Kansas.

Hydro One crews earned top finishes at the 2026 International Lineman's Rodeo, showcasing the skill, training and safety focus that support their work every day.

Congratulations to lines apprentices Kayden, Jacob and Chris on their achievements, and to team captain Dima, manager, major projects, for helping prepare the team for success.

“Everyone showed up ready to compete and represent Hydro One values with commitment to safety and excellence,” said Dima.

A great example of the expertise our teams bring to helping keep safe and reliable power flowing across Ontario.

Best part of the day? Watching tiny transmission towers take on a simulated windstorm.

Grade nine students joined Hydro One employees across Ontario for Take Our Kids to Work Day, exploring the many careers that help power communities across the province.

From designing and testing model transmission towers in a STEM challenge with the Western Engineering team to getting a behind-the-scenes look at Customer Care operations, students got a closer look at the people, technology and teamwork that help keep Ontario powered.

Every group project has that one member. 🍳🕛

Don't forget to turn your clocks back one hour this Sunday. While you're at it, take a minute to test smoke and carbon monoxide alarms and check flashlight batteries for the season ahead.

Note: If you’re in northwestern Ontario, you get to sit this group project out.

One application could open the door for endless opportunities.

If you're considering applying for Hydro One's One Awards, now is the time. Check out a few application tips from our talent management team.

Recipients receive a $5,000 financial award and a paid developmental work term with Hydro One.

Applications close November 1, 2026. Learn more and apply: ow.ly/KNNf5102EeN.

🎃👻 Crystal balls? Check. Transmission towers? Check.

Our Customer Care team is getting into the Halloween spirit with creative costumes and plenty of fun, all while continuing to do what they do best: supporting customers every day.

As Halloween excitement builds and little ghosts, goblins and superheroes head out trick-or-treating, keep safety top of mind. Remind children to stay away from electrical equipment. Green transformer boxes and electrical poles aren't part of the adventure.

Find more Halloween safety tips here: ow.ly/99SJ5102Cuw.