Wallace Towing
726 Clonsilla Ave K9J5Y3 Peterborough, ON, Canada

It’s a snowy start to December! Give yourself extra time & distance. #drivesafe #slowdown #wintershere

Winter parking restrictions are in place within Peterborough beginning December 1 through to April 1 to allow for safe, effective winter road maintenance. Overn...ight parking: Parking is prohibited on all Peterborough streets from 2 a.m. to 6 a.m. every night. The fine for a violation is $25. Parking during snowstorms: When snow-clearing operations are taking place, no parking or stopping of a vehicle is permitted on any Peterborough street. Snow-clearing typically takes place between midnight and 8:00 a.m. During snowstorms, a public service announcement will be made to advise that vehicles must be removed from city streets throughout the day and/or evening. During snowstorms, free overnight parking is available in municipal parking garages and surface lots. Drivers can use the parking garage entrance ticket for a free transit ride home. The fine for a violation is $80 and the vehicle will be towed to one of two locations; Vehicles parked north of Parkhill Road will be towed to Milroy Park, 242 Milroy Drive Vehicles south of Parkhill Road will be towed to Morrow Park, 171 Lansdowne Street West Vehicles must be picked up within 24 hours. All unclaimed vehicles will be towed to an impound yard at the owner’s expense.

When you pick Wallace Towing your picking a family owned and operated business for over 50 years in Peterborough and surrounding area We also own and operate Wallace’s Conley Collision trusted and preferred by most insurance companies So when you have an accident tell the officer you want Wallace Towing to pick your vehicle up your call us your self we will be right there to assist you

UPDATE (1:45AM): They have been found safe. https://www.facebook.com/1552275874899367/posts/3035110896615850/?extid=ULPYkIrPXQnytKxk&d=n ... MISSING CHILD ALERT August 30, 2020 - 7:55 PM Ontario Provincial Police are attempting to locate two young children who have gone missing in the Cochrane, Ontario area. They are described as: Amber LEONARD (5 years old), 3'0'', 40 lbs, blonde hair Lexys LEONARD (6 years old), 4'0'', shoulder length brown hair, bigger build. Last seen at 12 pm on August 30th, 2020 near the intersection of Hwy 11 and Hwy 655 in Cochrane. May be accompanied by 4 pit bulls. Call 1-888-310-1122 with any information. P.S. To clarify, Amber Alerts are issued when an abduction has taken place and there is reason to believe they’re in immediate danger. An Amber Alerts hadn’t been issue at this time because presumably that criteria hasn’t been met. At the moment, police have just issued a media release asking for information.

We know it’s the weekend. You may have had plans you had to cancel. Or maybe you’re still considering making plans. The Emergency Department at #PRHC asks you to remember: We’re here for you please stay home for us. #PRHCstrong #StayHome #InThisTogether

BREAKING: Ontario Premier Doug Ford has announced the shutdown of all non-essential services across the province in an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19. Fo...rd said details on exactly what businesses will be shut down will be announced by the province tomorrow. Grocery stores, pharmacies, and takeout restaurants will be allowed to stay open, as well as essential manufacturer and supply chain providers. Check back for more information as it becomes available.

We know that this year St. Patrick's Day will look very different. But as a reminder to our community our officers will still be out patrolling local roads look...ing for drivers impaired by drugs and alcohol. Make the right choice and don't get behind the wheel impaired. Let's all look out for each other. Drive safe everyone.

The City of Peterborough has issued the following media release: To help protect the health and safety of people in the community during the COVID-19 pandemic,... the City of Peterborough is suspending operations of several municipal programs and facilities for three weeks as well as postponing non-essential public meetings. Facilities including the Peterborough Sport and Wellness Centre, the Peterborough Museum and Archives, the Peterborough Public Library, the Art Gallery of Peterborough, and community arenas will be closed during this period. All events and programs in these facilities, including March Break camps, will be affected by this closure. With the closure of all Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board schools, the City-operated child care services at those facilities will also be closed for the three-week period. The closure affects the before-and-after-school programs at Edmison Heights Public School and Westmount Public School as well as the full-day program at Pearson/PCVS. Peterborough Day Care Centre remains open at this time based on the advice of health officials. The health and safety of residents is the top priority, Mayor Diane Therrien said. While we haven’t had a local case of COVID-19 yet, this action is necessary as a preventative measure to protect the health and safety of our community. I know it is an inconvenience but it’s the smart thing to do. The City has implemented enhanced cleaning for services that are continuing with normal operations, such as Peterborough Transit, and City facilities that are remaining open. As a way to prevent the spread of illness, the City encourages the use of online and telephone services, when possible, and asks residents to follow the social-distancing recommendations of public health officials. For City online services, please visit peterborough.ca. For residents visiting municipal facilities that will remain open during this period, there will be social-distancing measures implemented, based on the specifics of each facility, to try to reduce the spread of illness. People are encouraged to follow the recommendations of Peterborough Public Health on interacting with other people and practicing safe handwashing and hygiene. The City is restricting non-essential, work-related travel of City employees and taking other internal measures with its workforce as part of its COVID-19 response actions. The City is continuing to communicate with public health officials to monitor and assess the evolving situation related to COVID-19. Actions related COVID-19 may change as the situation evolves. For health-related questions, people are encouraged to contact Peterborough Public Health or visit the agency’s website at www.peterboroughpublichealth.ca.

ALL PUBLICLY FUNDED SCHOOLS IN THE PROVINCE OF ONTARIO WILL BE CLOSED FOR MINIMUM 2 WEEKS FOLLOWING MARCH BREAK! Today Premier Doug Ford, Christine Elliott, Dep...uty Premier and Minister of Health and Stephen Lecce, Minister of Education, issued the following statement in response to the impact of COVID-19 on publicly funded schools as March Break approaches: "The health and well-being of Ontarians is our government's number one priority. Since we first learned of COVID-19 as an emerging public health issue, Ontario has been diligently monitoring the developing situation to protect the health and well-being of all Ontarians. We have also taken decisive action to ensure the province's health care system is positioned to be ready for any scenario. Given the latest developments both internationally and here at home, today we are taking further action. Based on advice from Dr. David Williams, Ontario's Chief Medical Officer of Health and the experts at the COVID-19 Command Table, the Minister of Education has issued a Ministerial Order to close all publicly funded schools in Ontario for two weeks following March break, in response to the emergence in Ontario of COVID-19. This order was approved by the Lieutenant Governor in Council. This means that Ontario schools have been ordered to remain closed from March 14 through to April 5, 2020. We recognize the significant impact this decision will have on families, students, schools, as well as the broader community, but this precaution is necessary to keep people safe. Today's steps build on a number of actions our government has taken in recent days to respond to COVID-19, including moving forward with additional public health measures, which include enhanced access to screening, expanding lab-testing capacity, and implementing new initiatives to keep the public and frontline workers safe. We are further setting aside up to $100 million in contingency funding in the upcoming 2020 budget to address challenges related to COVID-19. We are further mindful of those who work in other public institutions and buildings. As this situation evolves, Ontario's COVID-19 Command Table is prepared to respond quickly and effectively to any scenario and provide the government with advice on measures to keep the public and frontline workers safe. We are committed to working with partners to keep students safe and we expect to provide further information in the near future. Our public health system has demonstrated remarkable responsiveness to COVID-19 and these measures we are putting in place will ensure that we continue to contain the spread of COVID-19 in Ontario and thereby protect children and families across the province.

UPDATE: A driver is in custody after this morning's crash at Lansdowne and Park streets in Peterborough.

The Latest: 4 people rushed to hospital after multi-vehicle crash in Peterborough https://www.mykawartha.com//9880012-4-people-rushed-to-ho/

TRAFFIC: Four people have been transported to hospital following a multi-vehicle collision on Lansdowne Street at Park Street in Peterborough this morning. Emergency crews were called to the scene around 8:00 a.m. Check back for more information as it becomes available.

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