Tay Township Emergency Management encourages residents to be prepared for potential freezing rain

10 March 2026

Environment Canada is forecasting the possibility of freezing rain in the area over the next two days. 

Residents are encouraged to stay informed and take steps to be prepared. Freezing rain can create icy and hazardous conditions on roads, sidewalks, and driveways. 

Tay Township Emergency Management reminds residents to be prepared. 

Safety Reminders 

  • Take extra care when walking or driving. Surfaces may become icy and slippery. 
  • Allow extra travel time and adjust driving to weather conditions. 
  • Consider postponing non-essential travel if conditions worsen. 
  • Check on neighbours, friends, and family members who may need assistance. 

Prepare an Emergency Kit 

Residents are also encouraged to prepare an emergency kit with essential supplies such as: 

  • Drinking water 
  • Non-perishable food 
  • Medications 
  • First-aid supplies 
  • Flashlight and batteries 
  • For more information on how to prepare for emergencies, visit getprepared.gc.ca. 

Stay Informed 

In the event of an emergency, updates from Tay Township are available through:  

Power outages 

To report a power outage or obtain outage information, contact your electricity provider: 

  • NT Power: 1-888-735-4801 
  • Hydro One: 1-800-434-1235 

Contact: 

Shawn Aymer
General Manager, Protective and Development Services 
Fire Chief/Community Emergency Management Coordinator 
705-534-7248 ext. 253 
saymer@tay.ca   

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