Live updates: The scene on Sens Mile during Game 7

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Reporter Jon Willing is out and about in downtown Ottawa during the biggest game the Sens have played in ten years.

Game 7 got underway in Pittsburgh at 8 p.m., with the winner going on to the Stanley Cup Final.

As if it wasn’t tense enough, fans also had to deal with downed power lines causing an outage in Centretown — though fortunately, most bars weren’t affected.

Stay tuned to this post for updates.

Can confirm power is out at the Pump pic.twitter.com/srQWDhuapI

— Tyler Dawson (@tylerrdawson) May 25, 2017
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@ottawacitizen fire dept supplying generators to #sensmile #powerouttage pic.twitter.com/Bmx1MHcnFG

— Dean Kingston (@Ottawanian) May 26, 2017
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A huge solid by @OttFire supplying the Pump with a generator to run one TV for loyal Pump patrons. pic.twitter.com/3Ed5ZA8EOh

— Jon Willing (@JonathanWilling) May 26, 2017
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Pump assistant manager Carina Salgado tells me 300+ people were here when the power went out.

— Jon Willing (@JonathanWilling) May 26, 2017
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Firefighters had to make sure the Pump was the only Sens-playing bar to have no power before setting up that generator, as you can imagine.

— Jon Willing (@JonathanWilling) May 26, 2017
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Bar manager thanks firefighters as the truck pulls away. The generator remains. pic.twitter.com/swnk47dWTJ

— Jon Willing (@JonathanWilling) May 26, 2017
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A long line outside Maclarens. People watching through windows. pic.twitter.com/EBooUjTjWB

— Jon Willing (@JonathanWilling) May 26, 2017
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