Road closed sign. BlackburnNews.com file photo.

Area Roads Re-open After Overnight Closures

By Kirk Dickson

January 30, 2015 - 10:28am

Midwestern Ontario roads are now open after blowing snow and drifting caused closures of some area roads.

Amberley Rd. re-opened (County Rd. 86) between Wingham and Point Clark
Hwy. 4 re-opened (London Rd.) between Teeswater and Wingham and Wingham to Clinton
Line 87 re-opened (Harriston Rd.) between Bluevale and Harriston
Hwy. 21 re-opened from Bayfield to Grand Bend

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