Snow Removal

Snow Removal


 
 
Snow Management Update - March 10, 2026
 

With additional snowfall, City crews are out and currently focusing on Priority 1 and Priority 2 routes, as well as scheduled snow pickups to keep key transportation routes safe and accessible.

We ask the public to please maintain a safe distance from all equipment and use alternate routes where possible while crews are working.

Thanks for your continued cooperation and patience.

 

Snow Management Update - February 25, 2026
 

Snow pickup operations are currently underway throughout the community. Streets scheduled for removal have been clearly posted, and residents are asked to move vehicles off the street and follow all signage in place. This ensures crews can complete their work safely and efficiently.

Snow removal involves large equipment with limited visibility and extended stopping distances. For your safety, please do not approach equipment—either on foot or in a vehicle—and maintain a safe distance at all times. Where possible, use alternate routes to avoid active work areas.

We appreciate your patience and cooperation. Please give our crews the time and space they need to safely complete their work.

 
Snow Management Update - February 20, 2026
 

Snow removal operations continue across the community, with all available crews working to addressing remaining hours. Teams are now concentrating on Priority 3 streets and residential neighbourhoods as part of the Snow Clearing Program.

Residents can support these efforts by avoiding on-street parking where possible. Clear streets allow equipment operators to complete passes more efficiently and safely. We also remind residents not to blow or shovel snow onto roadways or pathways, as this creates safety hazards and slow overall progress.

We appreciate your continued patience and cooperation while crews work through neighbourhoods.

 
 
Snow Management Update - February 18, 2026
 

Our snow clearing crews are out in full force and working extended hours to keep roads as safe and passable as possible. Priority routes, including main roads and key connections, remain the focus as crews work their way through the community.

We’re asking residents for their patience while equipment is operating. Please drive for the conditions, give operators plenty of space, and use extra caution around active machinery. If possible, avoid non-emergency travel and limit driving unless necessary while crews complete their work.

Safety—for both residents and our staff—is our top priority. Updates will be shared as they become available. Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.



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Moderate Snowfall Information
 
  • Arterial and collector streets are bladed and snow is moved to the side (parking lane).
  • When accumulated snow becomes a nuisance, it will be removed, particularly in school areas. 
  • Residential streets are not bladed and the snow will be left to be compacted by traffic.
  • Should there be concerns over accumulated snow blocking parking in front of residential properties, or where rutting causes difficulty driving on residential streets, the snow will be bladed to the side and removed.
  • Sidewalks on Centennial Drive and Main Street will be cleaned as soon as possible after blading is completed.
Heavy Snowfall Information
 
  • All streets are bladed to the side as soon as snowing has stopped according to a priority system based on traffic and safety (see the Snow Priority Map).  
  • The priority for blading is arterial/collector, school areas, residential streets and lanes with multiple unit dwellings.
  • As equipment becomes available from the other priority areas the remaining lanes are bladed.
  • Removal will begin after the entire City has been bladed.
  • Intersections are sanded as required.
  • The City will ost areas for a minimum of 24 hours prior to blading for removal.
  • To ensure crewers are able to complete their work, vehicles obstructing the removal process will be ticketed and towed.
Snow Dump for Snow Removal Contractors

Please inquire with City Hall or the City Engineer in respect to the snow dump location, access and hours.  Phone: (306) 931-2166

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