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An icy start to a New Year
DIANE HUNTER DIANE.HUNTER@EAP.ON.CA
manual can-opener, flashlight and batteries, candles with matches, battery powered or windup radio, extra batteries, first aid kit, spe- cial items such as prescription medication or baby formula, cash including change for pay phones, and an emergency plan including in- town and out-of-town contact information. An emergency kit for the car should include non-perishable food, plastic water bottles, change of clothes and footwear, blanket, first aid kit with seatbelt cutter, small shovel, scraper and snowbrush, windup flashlight, candle in a deep can with matches, a whistle, roadmaps, a copy of your emergency plan, fire extinguisher, tow rope, jumper cables, windshield washer fluid, and warning flares or lights. More information about upcoming weather conditions can be found at http://weather.gc.ca/ canada_e.html.
CHAMPLAIN | Most of the country is facing plunging temperatures in the first week of the NewYear. The effects of storms on both coasts linger as ice covers just about every- thing. Some Champlain area residents were without power for short periods during the last few days, more than likely due to ice and wind. Although the first half of December saw above average temperatures with a green Christmas, the long range weather forecast suggests Canadians will be experiencing below average temperatures in the coming month. The Weather Network reports that temperatures in the next fewweeks could go as low as -29 Celsius with wind chills making things feel much colder. It’s cold out there
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With ice and wind crea- ting problems in some areas, Environment Ca- nada says it’s a good idea to have an emergency kit on hand. If electricity goes out, or pipes freeze, having an emergency kit with supplies for at least 72 hours is recom- mended. A basic emer- gency kit should include two litres of water per person per day, non-pe- rishable food items and a
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Ice covered trees, benches, mailboxes, and just about everything else dotted the Champlain landscape this week.
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