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Snow Day! Keep updated using the City of London, Ontario - Municipal Government links and watch your local news for even more updates! https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/london Stay warm, everyone!

Winter is here! ❄️

City salters have been working since last night and will keep going today. Street and sidewalk plowing started earlier this morning.

We're seeing lots of snow in the northeast and and will continue to monitor conditions. Londoners can visit london.ca/snow for updates throughout the day.

Stay safe! 👣🚗🚲

Speak a second language and looking for work? The city of London is hiring Community Connectors. Deadline to apply is July 15. Note that Grade 12 is listed as a requirement --> OR

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And another term comes to an end! It takes a lot of effort to get up and come every day, and I thank you all for your hard work! See you in September 🎵🎶🎵

You might want to keep this number handy. I think it's going to be a stormy summer!

While the wind warning for London has ended, here are some important resources for Londoners:

🌳 Residents can report a tree issue, such as fallen branches, through Service London at https://service.london.ca/service-requests/report-forestry-issue/

🌬️ If you need to report a downed power line, tree limbs on lines or electrical equipment that is sparking and dangerous, please call London Hydro’s emergency line at 519-661-5555.

🚦 If you come across traffic signals that aren't working, please treat the intersection as a four-way stop. Slow down and practice caution during power outages. To report a traffic signal outage, please visit Service London at https://service.london.ca/service-requests/report-traffic-concern/

🔌 To view where current power outages are happening, visit https://www.londonhydro.com/outages/outage-map

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Don't feed our web-footed feathered friends!

This time of year, we notice more webbed feet wandering around our parks and public spaces. Urban wildlife, like the Canada goose, are excited about spring, too!

You may be tempted show some extra support for our feathered and furry friends by feeding them, but this often causes harm.

Human food is not good for wildlife and if they become dependent on people for food, it can lead to injuries and the spread of disease.

Excessive feeding of wildlife is prohibited under City by-laws and can lead to a $180 fine on a first offense.

Let’s work together to keep our wildlife wild and our parks and urban spaces safe for everyone.

Learn more: https://london.ca/wildlife-city

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