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Winter Chaos Looms as Southern Ontario Braces for Messy Storm

Southern Ontario is preparing for a disruptive mix of snow, rain, and ice as a potent winter storm moves into the region. Forecasters warn that the system will bring rapidly changing conditions, making travel difficult and potentially hazardous throughout its duration. The storm is expected to begin with accumulating snow, particularly in areas north and west of the GTA, before transitioning to freezing rain as warmer air pushes in aloft. This layer of ice could lead to slick roads, power line strain, and tree damage. Closer to Lake Ontario, the precipitation may shift to periods of cold rain, adding to the overall mess and reducing visibility. Commuters are being urged to plan ahead, allow extra time, and stay alert for updated weather statements. With the storm delivering a little bit of everything, residents across the region should be prepared for a challenging stretch of winter weather.

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Canada’s Inflation Rate Falls to 2.5% in July, Lowest Since March 2021


Statistics Canada’s latest report reveals that Canada’s annual inflation rate declined to 2.5% in July. This marks the lowest rate since March 2021. The easing inflation is attributed in part to lower prices for travel and passenger vehicles.

The Bank of Canada closely monitors inflation trends, and this cooling streak may influence future monetary policy decisions. Economists predict that interest rates could be cut again in September.


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