Closures and cancellations, Fri. March 2

Posted Mar 2, 2012 05:42:08 AM.

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** HRM’s overnight winter parking ban will be in effect Saturday morning..

The following is a list of weather-related closures and cancellations for Friday, March 2, 2012. This information is updated as it is received.

– Tri-County Regional School Board has CLOSED all schools for the day.
– South Shore Regional School Board has CLOSED all schools for the day.
– Annapolis Valley Regional School Board schools are OPEN, but bus drivers are using their discretion on side roads.
– Halifax Regional School Board schools are OPEN, but buses may be delayed due to road conditions.
– CSAP schools in Clare, Argyle and Metro Halifax are CLOSED.
– Parent-Teacher appointments at Hebbville Academy have been rescheduled to Thurs., March 8.

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