Snowfall Warning in Effect – December 10, 2025

Environment Canada has issued a snowfall warning for our region.

Heavy snow and local blowing snow is expected to begin Wednesday morning and ending in the evening. Total snowfall amounts could reach 15 to 20 cm.

Hazards:

• Travel will likely be challenging
• Roads and walkways will likely be difficult to navigate due to accumulating snow
• Visibility will likely be reduced at times
• Allow extra time for travel

Be prepared for winter storms: Winter storms – get prepared

This weather alert falls under yellow in Environment Canada’s new colour-coded weather alert system. A yellow alert (the most common), warns hazardous weather may cause damage, disruption or health impacts. Impacts are moderate, localized and/or short-term.

The colours tell you what risk the weather is to you. Every type of weather alert – warnings, advisories and watches – now has a colour when it is issued. The weather alert colours move from yellow to orange and to red as the potential risk increases.

To learn more: Environment Canada colour-coded weather alerts

Winter parking restrictions in effect

The Municipality reminds residents that winter parking restrictions are in effect to help keep roads clear and safe.

On highways:

• Do not park or leave your vehicle where snow removal signs are posted.
• Parking is also prohibited if you’ve been notified by the Municipality.

During a snow event:

• No parking on highways or in municipal lots between 1:30 a.m. to 7 a.m.
• Restrictions apply from April 1 – November 30 whenever snow or freezing rain is forecasted.
• They remain in place for 4 days after snowfall if accumulation occurs.

Please plan ahead, move your vehicles and help crews keep our community safe.

More information: Winter control and parking