Mother Nature’s latest blast of winter has prompted school bus cancellations for portions of Eastern Ontario, including the Kingston region.
According to the latest information from Tri-Board, which coordinates busing for three school boards in the area, due to current road conditions and forecasted snow and squall activity, buses have been cancelled all day in Kingston, Frontenac, Prince Edward and Lennox and Addington Counties. However, buses are running in Hastings County.
This is the fourth day in the last two weeks that Tri-Board has cancelled school buses in the region for the school boards they serve.
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These cancellations have affected exam schedules for secondary schools. Testing set for Jan. 29 has been moved to Jan. 30, but students and parents are encouraged to confirm this with their local school. Schools remain open.
Although city crews were out plowing Kingston roads early Tuesday morning, blowing snow from snow squalls sometimes affected visibility.
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