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This should not go unnoticed, I would like to thank @MapleLeafs#GavinMckenna for signing my jersey and leafs hat today! Thank you Gavin for stopping ! #LeafsForever
Omg check out my leg kick in the video .......... We are ready! brand-new plows, thousands of tons of salt
Bring it on Winter we are ready to keep the north part of the Region safe, that's right after 7 years I am off the 401 and up north now
Clarington Emergency & Fire Services responded to a house fire on Andrew Street in Newcastle around 08:00 this morning. The fire broke out in the basement of the home and thanks to the amazing crews on the scene firefighters were able to get to the fire and knock it down quickly
Nothing brings me more joy than seeing this little lady get her spark back.
After being shot trying to protect her fellow students in a school shooting in Tumbler Ridge BC Maya has defied so many odds to get to where she is today.
Keep on cookin Maya, we are rooting for you!
#ONStorm#ONwx 🐦 MILLIONS OF BIRDS ON THE MOVE ACROSS ONTARIO!
If you took a look at the radar on IW Pro this evening, you might have thought it was raining across a large part of Southern Ontario. But despite all that green showing up on radar, much of it isn’t rain at all. It’s birds!
Fall migration is ramping up across Ontario as millions of birds begin their seasonal journey south ahead of the colder months.
Weather radar is sensitive enough to detect more than just rain and snow. When huge numbers of birds take flight at the same time, especially after sunset when many species migrate, they can produce widespread radar returns that look surprisingly similar to precipitation.
That’s exactly what we’re seeing tonight, with a large area of what looks like light rain spreading across Southern Ontario on radar despite mostly dry conditions.
And while all these birds are on the move tonight, there’s something simple you can do to help them out!
Many birds migrate at night and artificial lighting can attract and disorient them, particularly around cities and tall buildings. Turning off unnecessary outdoor and indoor lights, or closing your blinds and curtains, can help reduce the risk of birds becoming confused or colliding with buildings.
So if you don’t need a light on tonight, consider switching it off. It saves a little electricity and makes the nighttime journey a bit safer for the millions of birds travelling overhead.
Another cool sign that summer is quickly coming to an end across Ontario.
- Brennen
🏒LEAFS TICKETS GIVEAWAY🚨
Toronto Maple Leafs vs Montreal Canadiens
🗓️ Saturday September 19
🎟️Sec 301 Row 2 Seats 16 & 17
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⚡ extra entry - comment who you’d bring to the game!
➡ Winner will be selected on September 17 #LeafsForever
🚨SON DAKİKA🚨
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