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Weather Statement Has Ended
Posted on Friday, February 18, 2022 02:38 PM
Environment Canada’s Special Weather Statement for our area has been lifted, and we are now in the process of cleaning up from the storm.
Crews have been out and about clearing snow and ice since 4am this morning. By the end of the day today, all roads and sidewalks are expected to have been plowed and salted.
Staff are actively monitoring the weather and completing winter patrols. Should we receive additional snow or need to deal with drifting over the weekend, staff will respond...
February 17 Weather Caution
Posted on Thursday, February 17, 2022 03:11 PM
Environment Canada has issued a Special Weather Statement for our area. We are expecting a messy mix of wintery weather beginning late Wednesday carrying into Friday. This is expected to bring rain late Wednesday through Thursday afternoon, transitioning into freezing rain and/or snow into Friday, followed by more snow Friday and Saturday. This variable weather may create a hazardous conditions: - Warmer temperatures and rain may increase snow melt, which could lead to localized flooding. -...
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How to Report a Watermain Break
Posted on Friday, January 28, 2022 04:31 PM
Watermain breaks are more common during the winter months (November to March) because the low temperatures causes the soil to freeze and expand, resulting in frost loading or force applied to the pipe. External corrosion can cause pits to form in cast or ductile iron pipes, weakening them over time which could also cause a watermain to break. However it happens, if you find yourself in this stressful situation, please call us (at any time) at 519-631-4860, and we will dispatch our team immediately.
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Waterfront Master Plan Public Information Session TONIGHT
Posted on Thursday, January 20, 2022 08:42 AM
Join thinc design and RIEL Cultural Consulting for a public information session on the Waterfront Master Plan! Ask questions and get involved in the discussion! We want to hear from you! Event Details
- Conducted via Zoom
- 6pm - 8pm
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Drop a Pin Feature: Waterfront Master Plan
Posted on Thursday, January 13, 2022 01:23 PM
A significant part of developing the Waterfront Master Plan is incorporating what we hear from you! We've created a new feature on the project page which allows you to drop a pin and comment on what you like, dislike or want to see happen! Use the colour-coded pins to provide input such as:
- What's working on the waterfront? (yellow pins)
- What problems have you experienced on the waterfront? (blue pins)
- What needs to happen or change on the waterfront? (green pins)
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