All Buses Cancelled as Weather Disrupts Travel but Schools Stay Open
So here’s what’s happening today — and it’s been quite a morning already. Due to the rough weather rolling through the region, a major update has been issued: all school buses, taxis, and special education transportation routes have been completely cancelled. This decision was made early, as the conditions on the roads were considered unsafe for travel. Visibility has been low, the roads have been slick, and it just wasn’t worth risking student or driver safety.
But here’s the part that might surprise some people: even though transportation has been cancelled, all schools are still open. That includes every elementary and secondary school across the board. Staff members have been asked to report if it’s safe for them to do so, and students who can get to school safely are welcome to attend as usual. The day will continue, though the pace might feel a little different with fewer students arriving.
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Extended Day Childcare Programs are also operating normally. These programs often provide essential support for families, so keeping them open was seen as especially important. Parents who rely on morning or after-school care are still able to use those services, as long as they feel safe travelling themselves.
St. Louis Adult Learning and Continuing Education programs are running too — whether online, daytime, or evening classes. All of their locations are open and ready, which means adults enrolled in upgrading, language courses, or continuing education don’t have to worry about last-minute cancellations.
Community Use Programs — things like evening practices, community group meet-ups, or scheduled events inside school facilities — are also allowed to operate. Even though the morning brought some disruption, the forecast for later in the day is improving, so many programs will continue as planned. Earlier updates actually mentioned that conditions were expected to get better as the day goes on, and thankfully, that seems to be happening.
Overall, it’s one of those mixed days where transportation gets hit the hardest, but schools and programs remain functional. Families are encouraged to plan according to their own comfort and safety, because travel conditions can vary from one neighbourhood to another. The key message being shared is simple: buses are cancelled, but the learning day is still open for anyone who can safely make it in.
So yes — a bit of chaos, a bit of normalcy, and definitely a reminder that winter is here and it’s not wasting any time making its presence felt.
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