Terrible road conditions, blowing and drifting snow has lead to the cancellations of buses and a few school closures
Buses in Oxford County, as well as Elgin and Middlesex Counties have been cancelled for the day due to the horrible road conditions.
The London District Catholic School Board says all of their schools will be opened for the day. As for their exams, students and parents should check their school's website for an updated exam schedule. Click here to see the release from the LDCSB.
As for the Thames Valley District School Board, the majority of their schools are open except for East Oxford Public School and Zorra Highland Public School in Oxford County. The Thames Valley School Board is advising students and parents to follow the plans outlined by their individual school for exam scheduling. Those will be posted on the individual school websites as well.
There are school closures in Elgin and Middlesex Counties as well; click here for the full list of closures.
Closures:
Oxford-Elgin Child & Youth Centre offices are closed and all programs are closed for Monday Jan. 27th.
Parent Cafe that was to be held tonight at Algonqin Public School has been cancelled. It will be rescheduled to another date to be determined.

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