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Timmins reschedules day-shift snow removal on several streets for week of March 2, 2026

Justin Barber

Mar 3, 2026 — 1 min read

Day-shift snow removal on several streets in Timmins has been rescheduled during the week of March 2, 2026, because of snow dump maintenance, according to the City of Timmins.

The city says the change affects planned day-shift routes for Tuesday, March 3, Wednesday, March 4, and Friday, March 6, with those streets reassigned to different days within the same week.

The City of Timmins said snow removal scheduled for Tuesday, March 3 on Carlos Avenue, Coott Lane, Dixon Street, Mildred Avenue and Queen Avenue will be done on Friday, March 6.

Snow removal scheduled for Wednesday, March 4 on Bergeron Court, Clement Avenue, Michener Boulevard and Renison Avenue has been moved to Tuesday, March 3, the city said.

The city said snow removal scheduled for Friday, March 6 on Eric Crescent, Ferguson Road, Girdwood Crescent and Viola Crescent will be completed on Wednesday, March 4.

The updated schedule was posted by the city on March 2, 2026.

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