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Polar Plunge 2024 - Vimarsana News

Polar Plunge 2024

The Polar Plunge is BACK – are you ready to get #FreezinForAReason? Get ready to plunge with Barrie on March 2, 2024. Registration is open at 10:00 AM and plunges start at 11:30 AM.

Nine student projects that are represented by intricate 3D models - Vimarsana News

Nine student projects that are represented by intricate 3D models

In this roundup, we spotlight nine student projects featured in Dezeen's School Shows, which present meticulously detailed architectural models.

Source: dezeen.com
Dozens take part in annual Ice fishing derby - Vimarsana News

Dozens take part in annual Ice fishing derby

An ice fishing derby returned to the community of Brechin on Saturday, where dozens of people participated in the fishing competition.

Mid-week snowstorm in forecast for much of southern Ontario - Vimarsana News

Mid-week snowstorm in forecast for much of southern Ontario

Temperatures in southern Ontario are predicted to return to seasonal norms this week, with a potential snowstorm mid-week. The storm system coming from Colorado is expected to bring mostly snow to the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) and could mix with rain towards the Niagara Peninsula. Snowfall amounts in the GTA are predicted to be around 5 to 10 centimeters, potentially causing slowdowns during the evening rush hour. The weather shift is accompanied by a return to more typical winter temperatures.

Source: theifp.ca
Mid-week snowstorm in forecast for much of southern Ontario - Vimarsana News

Mid-week snowstorm in forecast for much of southern Ontario

Temperatures in southern Ontario are predicted to return to seasonal norms this week, with a potential snowstorm mid-week. The storm system coming from Colorado is expected to bring mostly snow to the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) and could mix with rain towards the Niagara Peninsula. Snowfall amounts in the GTA are predicted to be around 5 to 10 centimeters, potentially causing slowdowns during the evening rush hour. The weather shift is accompanied by a return to more typical winter temperatures.