Our teams will be ready to respond in the early hours tomorrow morning.

Depending on the accumulations, one or more passes may be required.

REMINDER: Snow alerts are sent only for the final cleanup of a storm, not for every operational pass.

For our clients who have the shoveling service, please note that our crew on the road experienced a mechanical breakdown that requires a tow truck, resulting in a wait time of over 4 hours.

We sincerely apologize for this situation, which is beyond our control.

For those who did not receive the service today, we have been informed that it will be completed very early tomorrow morning.

Our operations will be completed shortly, and our teams will gradually be returning to the garage. No operators will be on the road for the remainder of the day.

The city has confirmed that there will be no municipal snow removal tonight; therefore, no operations are planned for tomorrow either.

Snow alerts will be sent between 8:30 and 9:00 a.m. Please remove vehicles as soon as you receive the alert.

At this time, one pass is planned. We will continue to monitor conditions and adjust operations if necessary. Please do not create snowbanks after our pass, as this may affect service quality.

***To everyone, please use caution on the roads. In some areas, wind gusts are expected to be strong.

A first pass was completed earlier this morning to remove the snowbank left by the city plows.

Around 9:00–10:00 a.m., depending on the area, the final pass will be completed with a snow alert. Please remove your vehicles.

After our pass, please do not create snowbanks.There will be no operators on the road this afternoon.