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Here are the most recent news stories posted for Moving In Canada:
Central Newfoundland digs out from freak 58 cm snowfall(Posted:05/20/2013) NL: More info...
Freezing rain warning in Thunder Bay - Geraldton region(Posted:05/04/2013) ON: More info...
Pasadena exit damaged by flooding/rains(Posted:05/04/2013) NL: A portion of the road was destroyed last weekend when the surface at Exit 12 of the Trans Canada Highway washed away after heavy rains. It necessitated rerouting traffic at Exit 13 through Pasadena to Exit 11 More info...
Some Petro-Canada stations run dry across Prairies(Posted:05/03/2013) AB: Repairs to Edmonton refinery being blamed, as gas station inventories drop to critical levels. More info...
Two Great Lakes at lowest water levels since 1918(Posted:05/03/2013) ON: Measurements taken in January showed Lake Huron and Lake Michigan at their lowest since 1918, when the record keeping began. In January, the lakes were 74 centimetres below their overall average, a decline of 43 centimetres since January 2012.
While not at their lowest, the other Great Lakes—Superior, Erie, and Ontario—were also well below average.
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Snow & reduced visibility across Northern Ontarion(Posted:04/15/2013) ON, MB: CBC reports reduced visibility along the TCH from Timmins west to Winnipeg, with at leats 9 cm of snow on the ground.
New highway planned to the Great White North: (Posted:04/11/2013) Yukon: Construction of highway between Inuvik and "Tuk" in the Yukon is now underway. More info...
Ice storm expected Thu/Fri along the Highway 17/417 stretch in eastern Ontario.(Posted:04/10/2013) ON: More info...
TCH in heavy fog west of Winnipeg(Posted:03/29/2013) MB/SK: Trans-Canada experiencing low visibility due to heavy fog west of Winnipeg, extending into eastern Saskatchewan. Please delay travel this morning until fog burns off.
Homebuying intentions fall in Alberta(Posted:03/26/2013) AB: Even in Canada's real estate "shining light" home buying intentions are down: interestingly, 32 per cent believe they will be the same and 18 per cent say housing prices will be lower; and 74 per cent say recent government changes will impact or delay people getting into the market. More info...
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