Hundreds of thousands without power as Atlantic Canada cleans up after Dorian

TORONTO – Dorian weakened below hurricane force Sunday moving toward Newfoundland and Labrador as word came down that parts of Nova Scotia might not see their electricity service restored for days. The Canadian Hurricane Centre said early this evening that Dorian, now a post-tropical cyclone, was moving at nearly 37 km/h with some areas still seeing winds near 100 km/h. The storm is expected to track to northern Newfoundland or eastern Labrador before moving away from Atlantic Canada later