Weather Monitoring & Service Completion February 25, 2026

Snow management teams closely monitored this weather system, which began around 10:00 PM on February 24, 2026, with snowfall continuing across most regions of the GTA until approximately 4:00 AM on February 25.  Temperatures remained below freezing, hovering between –4°C and –5°C, before rising to 0°C to +1°C during the daytime hours. Temperatures are forecasted to dip below freezing again overnight.

All teams were deployed at 1:00 AM on February 25 to assess and service properties.

Regional Service Updates

Hamilton, Stoney Creek & Brantford

Teams began servicing at 1:00 AM.

• Hamilton and Stoney Creek received 2–3 cm of snowfall and required a full salt service run.

• Brantford received approximately 3–4 cm, requiring a plow service followed by salting. Teams elected to salt proactively to ensure effectiveness as temperatures hovered around 0°C and remained below freezing.

Completion timelines were impacted by the travel required to secure salt from Toronto.

Completion: 5:00 AM

Salt Supply Update — Southern Ontario

Southern Ontario continues to experience a significant regional salt shortage due to sustained winter demand, repeated storm systems, and ongoing supply chain constraints. Municipalities continue to receive priority allocation, further limiting product availability for private contractors.

Salt depot inventories across the GTA remain:

• Limited and inconsistent

• Frequently depleted without notice

• Subject to daily allocation limits

• Increasingly difficult to access overnight

Salt is becoming increasingly scarce to locate and secure. Many suppliers are running low or temporarily out of product, and inventories fluctuate daily. For this event, teams were required to travel to Toronto depots to obtain salt, contributing to extended service timelines.

Paramount Snow Management continues working diligently with multiple suppliers across Southern Ontario to secure material; however, access to consistent inventory is becoming progressively more difficult.

Due to these constraints:

• Salt deployment must be strategically timed

• Material must be used responsibly and efficiently

• Service timing may be impacted depending on availability

We appreciate your continued understanding as we navigate these ongoing supply challenges while prioritizing safety across all properties.

Please continue to check back for future service level updates:
www.paramountlandscaping.ca/snowline

Please check back to this site and our 24-Hour Snowline at 855-906-0279 ext. 1, as updates are made to both sites throughout any weather episode. For any questions or concerns regarding your properties, please reach out to us via email, as phone and voicemail are not regularly monitored. Please email snowline@paramountlandscaping.ca, as this email is monitored throughout the winter months.

Snow management teams closely monitored this weather system, which began around 10:00 PM on February 24, 2026, with snowfall continuing across most regions of the GTA until approximately 4:00 AM on February 25.  Temperatures remained below freezing, hovering between –4°C and –5°C, before rising to 0°C to +1°C during the daytime hours. Temperatures are forecasted to dip below freezing again overnight.

All teams were deployed at 1:00 AM on February 25 to assess and service properties.

Regional Service Updates

Guelph, Kitchener, Waterloo & Cambridge

Teams began servicing at 1:00 AM.

All regions received approximately 7–8 cm of snowfall, requiring:

• A full plow service

• Followed by a salt service run

Temperatures remained near freezing and were expected to stay below freezing throughout the day. Salt acquisition from Toronto depots contributed to extended timelines.

• Guelph Completion: 9:00 AM

• Kitchener, Waterloo & Cambridge Completion: 1:00 PM

Salt Supply Update — Southern Ontario

Southern Ontario continues to experience a significant regional salt shortage due to sustained winter demand, repeated storm systems, and ongoing supply chain constraints. Municipalities continue to receive priority allocation, further limiting product availability for private contractors.

Salt depot inventories across the GTA remain:

• Limited and inconsistent

• Frequently depleted without notice

• Subject to daily allocation limits

• Increasingly difficult to access overnight

Salt is becoming increasingly scarce to locate and secure. Many suppliers are running low or temporarily out of product, and inventories fluctuate daily. For this event, teams were required to travel to Toronto depots to obtain salt, contributing to extended service timelines.

Paramount Snow Management continues working diligently with multiple suppliers across Southern Ontario to secure material; however, access to consistent inventory is becoming progressively more difficult.

Due to these constraints:

• Salt deployment must be strategically timed

• Material must be used responsibly and efficiently

• Service timing may be impacted depending on availability

We appreciate your continued understanding as we navigate these ongoing supply challenges while prioritizing safety across all properties.

Please continue to check back for future service level updates:
www.paramountlandscaping.ca/snowline

Please check back to this site and our 24-Hour Snowline at 855-906-0279 ext. 1, as updates are made to both sites throughout any weather episode. For any questions or concerns regarding your properties, please reach out to us via email, as phone and voicemail are not regularly monitored. Please email snowline@paramountlandscaping.ca, as this email is monitored throughout the winter months.

Snow management teams closely monitored this weather system, which began around 10:00 PM on February 24, 2026, with snowfall continuing across most regions of the GTA until approximately 4:00 AM on February 25.  Temperatures remained below freezing, hovering between –4°C and –5°C, before rising to 0°C to +1°C during the daytime hours. Temperatures are forecasted to dip below freezing again overnight.

All teams were deployed at 1:00 AM on February 25 to assess and service properties.

Regional Service Updates

Toronto, Scarborough & Markham

Teams began servicing at 1:00 AM.

• Toronto primarily required a full salt service run.

• Scarborough and Markham received closer to 5 cm, requiring plowing prior to salting.

Temperatures remained near freezing and were expected to stay below freezing. Completion timing was affected by salt procurement travel requirements.

Salt Supply Update — Southern Ontario

Southern Ontario continues to experience a significant regional salt shortage due to sustained winter demand, repeated storm systems, and ongoing supply chain constraints. Municipalities continue to receive priority allocation, further limiting product availability for private contractors.

Salt depot inventories across the GTA remain:

• Limited and inconsistent

• Frequently depleted without notice

• Subject to daily allocation limits

• Increasingly difficult to access overnight

Salt is becoming increasingly scarce to locate and secure. Many suppliers are running low or temporarily out of product, and inventories fluctuate daily. For this event, teams were required to travel to Toronto depots to obtain salt, contributing to extended service timelines.

Paramount Snow Management continues working diligently with multiple suppliers across Southern Ontario to secure material; however, access to consistent inventory is becoming progressively more difficult.

Due to these constraints:

• Salt deployment must be strategically timed

• Material must be used responsibly and efficiently

• Service timing may be impacted depending on availability

We appreciate your continued understanding as we navigate these ongoing supply challenges while prioritizing safety across all properties.

Please continue to check back for future service level updates:
www.paramountlandscaping.ca/snowline

Please check back to this site and our 24-Hour Snowline at 855-906-0279 ext. 1, as updates are made to both sites throughout any weather episode. For any questions or concerns regarding your properties, please reach out to us via email, as phones and voicemails are not monitored regularly. Please email snowline@paramountlandscaping.ca, as this email is monitored throughout the winter months.

Snow management teams closely monitored this weather system, which began around 10:00 PM on February 24, 2026, with snowfall continuing across most regions of the GTA until approximately 4:00 AM on February 25.  Temperatures remained below freezing, hovering between –4°C and –5°C, before rising to 0°C to +1°C during the daytime hours. Temperatures are forecasted to dip below freezing again overnight.

All teams were deployed at 1:00 AM on February 25 to assess and service properties.

Regional Service Updates

Mississauga, Brampton & Georgetown

Teams began servicing at 1:00 AM.

These regions received approximately 2–3 cm of snowfall, requiring a full salt service run.

Temperatures remained near freezing and were expected to stay below freezing throughout the day.

Completion: 5:00 AM
(Timelines impacted by salt pickup from Toronto depots.)

Salt Supply Update — Southern Ontario

Southern Ontario continues to experience a significant regional salt shortage due to sustained winter demand, repeated storm systems, and ongoing supply chain constraints. Municipalities continue to receive priority allocation, further limiting product availability for private contractors.

Salt depot inventories across the GTA remain:

• Limited and inconsistent

• Frequently depleted without notice

• Subject to daily allocation limits

• Increasingly difficult to access overnight

Salt is becoming increasingly scarce to locate and secure. Many suppliers are running low or temporarily out of product, and inventories fluctuate daily. For this event, teams were required to travel to Toronto depots to obtain salt, contributing to extended service timelines.

Paramount Snow Management continues working diligently with multiple suppliers across Southern Ontario to secure material; however, access to consistent inventory is becoming progressively more difficult.

Due to these constraints:

• Salt deployment must be strategically timed

• Material must be used responsibly and efficiently

• Service timing may be impacted depending on availability

We appreciate your continued understanding as we navigate these ongoing supply challenges while prioritizing safety across all properties.

Please continue to check back for future service level updates:
www.paramountlandscaping.ca/snowline

Please check back to this site and our 24-Hour Snowline at 855-906-0279 ext. 1, as updates are made to both sites throughout any weather episode. For any questions or concerns regarding your properties, please reach out to us via email, as phones and voicemails are not monitored regularly. Please email snowline@paramountlandscaping.ca, as this email is monitored throughout the winter months.

Snow management teams closely monitored this weather system, which began around 10:00 PM on February 24, 2026, with snowfall continuing across most regions of the GTA until approximately 4:00 AM on February 25.  Temperatures remained below freezing, hovering between –4°C and –5°C, before rising to 0°C to +1°C during the daytime hours. Temperatures are forecasted to dip below freezing again overnight.

All teams were deployed at 1:00 AM on February 25 to assess and service properties.

Regional Service Updates

Oshawa & Ajax

Teams began servicing at 1:00 AM.

These regions received approximately 4–5 cm of snowfall, requiring a full plow service followed by salting.

Temperatures remained near freezing with below-freezing conditions expected throughout the day.

Completion: 7:00 AM
(Timelines impacted by salt pickup travel.)

Salt Supply Update — Southern Ontario

Southern Ontario continues to experience a significant regional salt shortage due to sustained winter demand, repeated storm systems, and ongoing supply chain constraints. Municipalities continue to receive priority allocation, further limiting product availability for private contractors.

Salt depot inventories across the GTA remain:

• Limited and inconsistent

• Frequently depleted without notice

• Subject to daily allocation limits

• Increasingly difficult to access overnight

Salt is becoming increasingly scarce to locate and secure. Many suppliers are running low or temporarily out of product, and inventories fluctuate daily. For this event, teams were required to travel to Toronto depots to obtain salt, contributing to extended service timelines.

Paramount Snow Management continues working diligently with multiple suppliers across Southern Ontario to secure material; however, access to consistent inventory is becoming progressively more difficult.

Due to these constraints:

• Salt deployment must be strategically timed

• Material must be used responsibly and efficiently

• Service timing may be impacted depending on availability

We appreciate your continued understanding as we navigate these ongoing supply challenges while prioritizing safety across all properties.

Please continue to check back for future service level updates:
www.paramountlandscaping.ca/snowline

Please check back to this site and our 24-Hour Snowline at 855-906-0279 ext. 1, as updates are made to both sites throughout any weather episode. For any questions or concerns regarding your properties, please reach out to us via email, as phones and voicemails are not monitored regularly. Please email snowline@paramountlandscaping.ca, as this email is monitored throughout the winter months.

Snow management teams closely monitored this weather system, which began around 10:00 PM on February 24, 2026, with snowfall continuing across most regions of the GTA until approximately 4:00 AM on February 25.  Temperatures remained below freezing, hovering between –4°C and –5°C, before rising to 0°C to +1°C during the daytime hours. Temperatures are forecasted to dip below freezing again overnight.

All teams were deployed at 1:00 AM on February 25 to assess and service properties.

Regional Service Updates

London & Woodstock

Teams began servicing at 1:00 AM.

These regions received approximately 4–5 cm of snowfall, requiring a full plow and salt service run.

Temperatures hovered near freezing and were expected to dip below freezing later in the day.

Completion: 7:00 AM

Salt Supply Update — Southern Ontario

Southern Ontario continues to experience a significant regional salt shortage due to sustained winter demand, repeated storm systems, and ongoing supply chain constraints. Municipalities continue to receive priority allocation, further limiting product availability for private contractors.

Salt depot inventories across the GTA remain:

• Limited and inconsistent

• Frequently depleted without notice

• Subject to daily allocation limits

• Increasingly difficult to access overnight

Salt is becoming increasingly scarce to locate and secure. Many suppliers are running low or temporarily out of product, and inventories fluctuate daily. For this event, teams were required to travel to Toronto depots to obtain salt, contributing to extended service timelines.

Paramount Snow Management continues working diligently with multiple suppliers across Southern Ontario to secure material; however, access to consistent inventory is becoming progressively more difficult.

Due to these constraints:

• Salt deployment must be strategically timed

• Material must be used responsibly and efficiently

• Service timing may be impacted depending on availability

We appreciate your continued understanding as we navigate these ongoing supply challenges while prioritizing safety across all properties.

Please continue to check back for future service level updates:
www.paramountlandscaping.ca/snowline

Please check back to this site and our 24-Hour Snowline at 855-906-0279 ext. 1, as updates are made to both sites throughout any weather episode. For any questions or concerns regarding your properties, please reach out to us via email, as phone and voicemail are not regularly monitored. Please email snowline@paramountlandscaping.ca, as this email is monitored throughout the winter months.