Two major water main bursts caused significant flooding and disruptions in London and Montreal. In London, a burst water main near King's Cross Station led to the evacuation of a hotel and affected an area of 250 square meters, with 60 firefighters responding and significant traffic diversions in place. Meanwhile, in Montreal, a water main break near the Jacques-Cartier Bridge resulted in substantial flooding, power outages for 12,000 people, and a no-drink advisory for tap water. Authorities are working to resolve the situation, which has affected around 100 homes and major streets. Both incidents have mobilized extensive emergency response teams to manage the impact and assist affected residents.