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Not yet... we need the frost in the ground before the snow covers it up.

https://radioworkzparrysound.com/2019/10/30/updated-snowfall-alert-now-affects-all-of-parry-sound-district/ UPDATE: An Environment Canada Special weather statement alerting of significant snowfall has been extended to all of the Parry Sound District. In the Town of Parry Sound, a low-pressure system will bring significant rainfall with it tonight through Thursday with many areas receiving a total of 20 to 40 mm of rain by Thursday evening. Officials say as the low passes by Thursday night, rain may change over to snow before tapering off Friday. Possible snowfall could amount to between 5 and 10 cm in the region. Environment Canada says it’s not certain when the rain will change to snow however says many folks may wake up to snow-covered grass for the first time this season Friday morning. The forecast remains unchanged for north Parry Sound district. Original Post: Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement alerting of heavy snowfall for the northern part of the Parry Sound District.The agency says significant snowfall is possible Thursday evening through Friday morning in an area that includes The Archipelago and Burk’s Falls and extending into North Bay. Officials say between 10 to 20 cm of snowfall is possible. However, they are not sure what track an approaching low-pressure system will take and the amount of snowfall it’ll create.

The AED's typically have audio step by step directions on use. At least all the ones we looked at when we bought one for our office.

Last I heard the sales were up significantly about a week ago

How much are you selling the extra passes for? Just kidding

That's an understatement... I'm not important anymore. I was away on business Tuesday to Friday... the puppy ran from the house to the cab to greet me as fast as he could... the wife didn't leave the porch. If all goes to plan the permit will be on the sled this weekend

If I'm not traveling I will likely make the drive... This part time working doesn't always coordinate well with my leisure life.

Especially if you take it home from the show and they don't have to.

Texas panhandle was getting snow a couple of days ago

So far it's not looking good. I was away all week and got back late last night. I have been head down working on my reports for my customer for the two data centre assessments I did and hope to have one of the reports complete before I head to another site on Monday. I just may not make it to the show this year for the first time since I've been snowmobiling.

Not impressed with Arizona at all. It's pretty local to us and tried it a couple of times

https://lonestartexasgrill.com/locations - 930 Dixon Rd. Just a few minutes down the road from the show.

I'm traveling until late Friday so for the first time will break tradition and go early Saturday morning.

It has been reported that early permit sales are up 35% over the same time last year. If there are possibly any small delays perhaps they are volume related.

I don't know if it is or isn't but it would be nice if reviewing the course material was free and if you needed the license and to take the test you would pay.

I'm putting my money on Blake.... if there is snow to be found he will find it and ride it

paid... some choose to donate their pay back to the clubs... they also have to provide a drivers abstract It's all about protection from liability.... same reason the groomers are now having dashcams and satellite tracking

I only bought one permit this year. I'm just going to carry it in my tank bag and use it for both sleds. Just kidding. If her sled sells it's gone, if not or until then I'll go with day permits when appropriate. With a puppy and relying on motels for sledding she won't be riding again.

Great news. The last time I was there was less than stellar. I asked about the on site restaurant and was told yes... got there and it was closed. TV wasn't working and there was nothing they could do since maintenance had left for the day. Promised it would be fixed while we were out riding. It wasn't and maintenance again wasn't available. No matter how hard you try things will go wrong. When that happens make it right. I'll be there this winter to support the new owners that support us.

You can always use the trail permit gift card to lock in your pricing. I used Internet Explorer and didn't have a problem. If I recall correctly from the AGM the fulfillment house has changed to one located in the Toronto area in proximity of the Dixie and Eglington postal centre with daily deliveries there not only OFSC processing but their other customer processing as well.

Try that with two cars you have.... good luck

I ordered mine online and opened my email within seconds of the OFSC website saying my transaction was complete. The email was already there. The online process took about two minutes or less and was extremely easy to use. The longest toughest part was entering my credit card number and expiry date.

Couldn't possibly be Canada Post could it. I have had mail sent from a few blocks away take longer to get here than a few provinces away and they both had the same postmark date

Right now I'm torn... the wife says she is done with sledding. First thought was sell her sled even though it has less than 1,000 km on it. Second thought is keep it and use day permits when someone else wants to come along or when I'm looking for someone to ride so I'm not going solo which I'm not a fan of just in case something goes wrong.

Congrats to you and the family Bill. The only businesses that thrive and grow are those that treat their customers right. Your customer service formula is working.