Storm Watch: Tracking today's closures and cancellations
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When severe weather moves in, make Storm Watch your destination for information about school closures, bus cancellations and road closures in Waterloo region, Guelph, Brantford and the surrounding area.
The Storm Watch team begins its work well before the crack of dawn, collecting information from across our coverage area and posting it on this page.
Want to stay ahead of the storm? Check out our weather page or your latest local forecast from weather specialist Will Aiello and the CTV Kitchener team.
The following is a list of cancellations and closures for Tuesday, January 9, 2024.
WEATHER WARNING
Environment Canada has issued a winter weather travel warning for almost all of southern Ontario, from Windsor to Tobermory to Kingston, including all of Waterloo Region and Wellington County.
SCHOOL BOARDS
- All School buses and taxis are cancelled in Wellington - Dufferin – Guelph. This includes North, Centre and South Wellington, Erin, Rockwood, Dufferin County and the city of Guelph. Schools in this area remain open.
- As of 7:25 AM, Student Transport Services of Waterloo Region are expecting many delays this morning.
- Huron Perth Student Transportation Services has also cancelled most buses.
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