Close Menu
  • Home
  • London
  • St Thomas
  • Toronto
  • Oakville
  • Ottawa
    • Hamilton
    • Richmond Hill
    • Vaughan
    • Windsor
    • Sault Ste. Marie
    • Simcoe
    • Smiths Falls
    • St. Catharines
    • Thunder Bay
    • Tillsonburg
    • Vaughan
    • Wasaga Beach
    • Waterloo
    • Whitby
    • Windsor
    • Hamilton
    • Kitchener
    • Oakville
    • Ottawa
    • Parry Sound
    • Perth
    • Petawawa
    • Peterborough
    • Pickering
    • Port Elgin
    • Port Hope
    • Renfrew
    • Richmond Hill
  • Contact us
What's Hot
Toronto Raptors head into all-star break with thinking of the future

Toronto Raptors head into all-star break with pondering of the longer term

February 13, 2025
Ontario Greens unveil platform, pledge to build two million homes and cut taxes

Ontario Greens unveil platform, pledge to construct two million houses and minimize taxes

February 13, 2025
Get ready for an early federal election, NDP tells candidates in an internal memo

Prepare for an early federal election, NDP tells candidates in an inside memo

February 13, 2025
Trump’s Actions Have Created a Constitutional Crisis, Scholars Say

Trump’s Actions Have Created a Constitutional Disaster, Students Say

February 13, 2025
Meet the 2025 candidates in the Kenora—Rainy River riding

Meet the 2025 candidates within the Kenora—Wet River driving

February 13, 2025
Facebook Instagram
Facebook Instagram
Ontario ChronicleOntario Chronicle
Subscribe
  • Home
  • London
  • St Thomas
  • Toronto
  • Oakville
  • Ottawa
    • Hamilton
    • Richmond Hill
    • Vaughan
    • Windsor
    • Sault Ste. Marie
    • Simcoe
    • Smiths Falls
    • St. Catharines
    • Thunder Bay
    • Tillsonburg
    • Vaughan
    • Wasaga Beach
    • Waterloo
    • Whitby
    • Windsor
    • Hamilton
    • Kitchener
    • Oakville
    • Ottawa
    • Parry Sound
    • Perth
    • Petawawa
    • Peterborough
    • Pickering
    • Port Elgin
    • Port Hope
    • Renfrew
    • Richmond Hill
  • Contact us
Ontario ChronicleOntario Chronicle
Home » Ottawa » Police reply to dozens of collisions on Ottawa roads after Monday snowstorm
Ottawa

Police reply to dozens of collisions on Ottawa roads after Monday snowstorm

December 24, 20243 Mins Read
Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Reddit Telegram Email
Ontario Provincial Police say officers are responding to collisions on Highway 416 and Highway 417 after a major overnight snowfall. (OPP - image credit)
Share
Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Email


Ontario Provincial Police say officers are responding to collisions on Freeway 416 and Freeway 417 after a significant in a single day snowfall. (OPP – picture credit score)

Police are responding to dozens of collisions on Ottawa roads after a winter storm dropped about 15 centimetres of snow on a lot of the Nationwide Capital Area.

“I have been doing this job 18 years, and I’ve by no means seen something like this,” Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Const. Michael Fathi mentioned.

OPP officers responded to 27 collisions within the metropolis in a single day, with quite a few automobiles left in ditches alongside Freeway 417, Freeway 416 and Freeway 7.

Regardless of the big variety of incidents, Fathi mentioned most concerned drivers “going into the ditch” and no accidents had been reported.

These collisions occurred between Monday at 6 p.m. and Tuesday at 6 a.m., and Fathi mentioned the OPP does not but have up to date numbers for Tuesday morning.

“The plows had been out and dealing as onerous as they might to clear the highways, however clearly with the buildup that we received, snow was falling sooner at some factors than the plows may clear it,” Fathi mentioned.

Individuals make their means by means of the falling snow in downtown Ottawa, Wednesday, Dec. 4, 2024. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sean Kilpatrick

Individuals make their means by means of the falling snow in downtown Ottawa in early December. ( Ontario Chronicle)

Ottawa woke Tuesday morning to about 15 centimetres of snow, after a storm that began Monday afternoon and lasted into the early hours Tuesday.

Surroundings Canada lifted snowfall warnings round 5 a.m.

By that point, the climate company reported that as much as 17 centimetres of snow had collected on the Ottawa airport.

Though the climate company lifted all snowfall warnings in japanese Ontario, a danger of freezing drizzle remained in place Tuesday morning.

One other eight collisions had been reported to Ottawa police, of which six had been reported after 6 a.m. Tuesday, a spokesperson for the Ottawa Police Service (OPS) mentioned in an electronic mail.

Metropolis workers are reporting a median of about 15 to 16 centimetres of snow all through Ottawa’s downtown, in keeping with town’s supervisor of highway operations Bryden Denyes.

Metropolis snow clearing crews have been working for the reason that early morning and are prioritizing principal and arterial roadways, he mentioned.

“We totally perceive that it’s a very busy day for households, however we at all times ask if there’s any solution to make preparations to maneuver automobiles off roadways, that can assist us get cleaned up sooner,” Denyes instructed CBC’s Ottawa Morning.

4 accidents in Gatineau

Gatineau noticed 4 accidents on slippery roads in a single day, in keeping with Gatineau police, together with an incident of a ten-wheel truck hitting a lamppost on the intersection of Boulevard du Mont-Bleu and Boulevard de la Cité-des-Jeunes.

The 15 to 18 centimetres of snow that collected in Gatineau can be cleared from streets inside about 16 hours and from sidewalks and multipurpose pathways inside about 20 hours of when the snowfall ended, in keeping with a information launch from The Metropolis of Gatineau.



centimetres Collisions downtown Ottawa Dozens Michael Fathi Monday Ontario Provincial Police OPP Ottawa Ottawa airport Ottawa News Ottawa police Police respond roads snowstorm Tuesday morning
Share. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email
Previous Article10 arrested, 3 rescued in Brampton, Ont., kidnapping investigation: police
Next Article When it snows, road parking guidelines change in Brampton
admin
  • Website

Related Posts

Sarnia police probe
Sarnia

Sarnia police briefs: Kidnapping charge laid, drugs seized

February 13, 2025
Schools cancel games, practices and events due to snowstorm in Ontario
Mississauga

Faculties cancel video games, practices and occasions because of snowstorm in Ontario

February 13, 2025
Algonquin College Ottawa Citizen
Ottawa

Algonquin School’s potential cuts, defined

February 13, 2025

Subscribe to Updates

Get the latest sports news from SportsSite about soccer, football and tennis.

[sibwp_form id=1]

At Ontario Chronicle, we are dedicated to bringing you the latest news and updates from across the vibrant cities of Ontario, Canada. From the bustling streets of Brampton to the serene landscapes of Burlington, from the cultural hub of Hamilton to the historic charm of London.

We're social. Connect with us:

Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram Pinterest YouTube
Top Insights
LDN20240905DR002.LF

Queen’s Park particulars motive for taking management of LHSC

February 13, 2025
Speeding, school bus blow-bys persist on London road where boy was struck, neighbour says

Speeding, school bus blow-bys persist on London road where boy was struck, neighbour says

February 13, 2025
Hamilton Police Warning the Public After Sexual Assault Suspect Released

Hamilton Police Warning the Public After Sexual Assault Suspect Released

February 13, 2025
Get Informed

Subscribe to Updates

Join our newsletter for breaking news and in-depth stories. Sign up now!

[sibwp_form id=1]
Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram Pinterest
  • Home
  • About us
  • Contact us
  • DMCA
  • Disclaimer
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms and Conditions
© 2025 OntarioChronicle.

Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.