On any given day this summer, not even a particularly stormy or windy one, the power may have been out in Montreal’s Notre-Dame-de-Grâce neighbourhood (NDG). Residents here say they’re frequently without electricity, particularly over the past six months or so — and it’s frustrating, both to locals, many of whom are seniors, and business owners. “It’s so frequent that you’re just scared it’s going to go out,” Liem Tran, the owner of the Kiku Japanese restaurant on Monkland Avenue, said in an interview. “It’s kind of a big headache to deal with the situation.” The power outages, which Hydro-Québec blames on difficult conditions and aging infrastructure in the area, have pushed some locals
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