Snow continues to fall in eastern Ontario and Quebec
with conditions expected to improve later this afternoon. Snow clearing is underway in southern Ontario
with all but remote areas expected to be accessible by late this evening.
Overnight highway traffic was extremely limited due to
hazardous road conditions, but all lanes will resume today.
Delivery delays can be expected throughout Ontario and
Quebec today, but the network will be back to normal service levels tomorrow.
We appreciate your patience and apologize for any
inconvenience(s) experienced related to these delays.
Heavy snow has started to fall in southwestern Ontario
and in the Niagara region. Road
conditions are deteriorating quickly and will continue to worsen has high winds
as expected later this morning. The
storm is predicted to move east through the day, impacting the GTA late this
morning and eastern Ontario and southern Quebec later this evening. High snowfall amounts and high winds are
expected to create dangerous road conditions into Thursday morning.
There will be limited highway traffic moving between
terminals overnight. Pickup and delivery
delays can be expected throughout the network.
We appreciate your patience and apologize for any
inconvenience(s) experienced related to these delays.
Late last night and early this morning, road conditions
in eastern Ontario and southern Quebec caused delays in traffic moving in and out
of those areas. Snow is currently
falling in the greater Montreal area while heavy snow and high winds are
expected throughout the day in the Eastern Townships of Quebec.
Pickup and delivery delays can be expected in the
Montreal Terminal service area, particularly in the Eastern Townships.
We appreciate your patience and apologize for any
inconvenience(s) experienced related to these delays.
Freezing rain warnings are currently in effect for southern Ontario. Conditions are expected to deteriorate through the day as freezing rain turns into snow Friday morning in eastern Ontario and Quebec.
Delays should be expected with traffic moving between terminals in Ontario and Quebec.
We appreciate your patience and apologize for any inconvenience(s) experienced related to these delays.
A winter storm warning is in effect for eastern Ontario
and southern Quebec. Freezing rain and
snow are expected to start this evening and continue into Friday morning. Heavy rain with the potential for freezing is
also expected around the GTA and in the Niagara Region tonight with snow
expected across southern Ontario early Friday morning.
Delays should be expected with highway traffic moving between
terminals overnight.
We appreciate your patience and apologize for any
inconvenience(s) experienced related to these delays.
As forecasted, the extensive weather system moving across
north America caused difficult road conditions overnight. Conditions are expected to worsen across Ontario
and Quebec throughout the day as temperatures plummet. Snow and wind gusts in excess of 100km/h will
make travel in some areas hazardous.
Delays should be expected with pickups and deliveries
throughout Ontario and Quebec.
We appreciate your patience and apologize for any
inconvenience(s) experienced related to these delays.
A widespread winter storm is forecasted to start in
Ontario and Quebec later this evening and last until Saturday. Expected conditions include heavy rain, flash-freezing,
wind gusts more than 100km/h, and high snowfall totals. Road conditions will become difficult very early
on Friday morning.
Delays should be expected with traffic moving throughout
Ontario and Quebec.
The winter storm that moved through the GTA yesterday
is now causing heavy snow in eastern Ontario and southern Quebec. Road conditions in some areas have become
dangerous and are expected to worsen throughout the day.
Pick-up and delivery delays can be expected in the Brockville
and Montreal service areas.
We appreciate your patience and apologize for any
inconvenience(s) experienced related to these delays.
The backlog created by the system outage at Livingston International last week has not been cleared yet. Livingston continues to maintain their commitment to working through the backlog as quickly as possible. It is expected that the backlog will continue into next week.
Delays on international shipments where Livingston is involved, should continue to be expected.
We appreciate your patience and apologize for any inconvenience(s) experienced related to these delays.
Livingston
International has confirmed their systems have been restored. However,
the backlog that was built up during the outage is taking longer to clear than expected
and remains substantial to start this week.
Livingston has confirmed they are applying as many resources as possible
to work on this.
Delays on
international shipments where Livingston is involved, should continue to be
expected.
We appreciate your patience and apologize for any
inconvenience(s) experienced related to these delays.
