Total snow accumulations of 25 to 40 centimeters are expected late tonight through Thursday night. Moderate winds will accompany the snow, producing local blowing snow. The rapid accumulation of snow could make travel difficult in some locations. Visibility will suddenly drop to near zero at times under heavy snow and blowing snow. Traffic may also be significantly impacted, especially during rush hour.
Priority : Snow Removal
City crews are asking for your cooperation, which is essential given the amount of snow expected.
In order not to interfere with the city’s snow removal operations, ON-STREET PARKING IS PROHIBITED throughout the city, until further notice.
Due to the exceptional amount of snow expected today and again, this weekend, residents should expect snow removal operations to continue into early next week.
Recommendations
Total snow accumulations of 25 to 40 centimeters are expected late tonight through Thursday night. Moderate winds will accompany the snow, producing local blowing snow. The rapid accumulation of snow could make travel difficult in some locations. Visibility will suddenly drop to near zero at times under heavy snow and blowing snow. Traffic may also be significantly impacted, especially during rush hour.
Priority : Snow Removal
City crews are asking for your cooperation, which is essential given the amount of snow expected.
In order not to interfere with the city’s snow removal operations, ON-STREET PARKING IS PROHIBITED throughout the city, until further notice.
Due to the exceptional amount of snow expected today and again, this weekend, residents should expect snow removal operations to continue into early next week.
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The REM in Kirkland
The Town of Kirkland is a body recognized under section 29.1 of the CFL. In this capacity, the Town may use the options provided in sections 23 to 26 of the CFL that regulate the use of another language than French by a body recognized under section 29.1 of the CFL. These sections concern the language of signs, posters, documents, the services they provide, their use of technological means, their internal communications, their communications to other recognized bodies and the language used in their name, notices of meeting, agendas and minutes of deliberative assemblies.
This Specific Language Directive identifies other situations in addition to those provided in sections 23 to 26 of the CFL. It provides for the possibility of using another language than French in situations that are not covered by its recognition under section 29.1 of the CFL.
Accordingly, the Specific Directive on the Use of Another Language than French meets the government’s requirement by identifying the other exceptions provided by the CFL.
Bill 96 allows cities to maintain their bilingual status, even with less than 50% of the population having English as their mother tongue, provided that their city council adopted a resolution to that effect. Thus, in a notice dated January 20, 2023, the Office québécois de la langue française confirmed receipt of resolution No CM23 026 adopted unanimously by the Kirkland Town Council, requesting that the Town’s bilingual status be maintained.
The Town of Kirkland can therefore continue to provide all of its services to the public in both French and English, and stand out as a proud municipality where bilingualism is the first language.
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