No snow storm is going to stop this guy from getting his beer.
Freezing rain and heavy rainfall warnings are making travel on roads and highways treacherous in Ontario, however, this Canadian has found a way around all of that.
Spotted in Port Elgin today. No storm is gonna stop this guy from getting to the Beer Store. #onstorm (photo by Samuel Clemens) pic.twitter.com/QjHctRTlnP
— allan g (@algibbons) April 15, 2018
Oops! My bad, this was actually taken by Lisa Winfield, Samuel Clemens was the one that shared it on facebook. My bad!
— allan g (@algibbons) April 15, 2018
This dog sledder was spotted travelling through the storm via dog sled to get to the Beer Store.
The photo, taken in Port Elgin, was originally taken by Lisa Winfield and has been making its rounds on social media.
Ontario is currently dealing with the aftermath of a massive ice storm. The Weather Network is reporting that thousands are without power across the region.
Canadian type of spring #ONstorm2018 #icestorm pic.twitter.com/Jzhsut7zDK
— bruh (@Currtisy) April 16, 2018
Just arrived back in Toronto, Ontario, Canada from 7 months in India. It was sunny and 39 C. when I left. What have I done?!?!?
— Mariellen Ward (@Breathedreamgo) April 16, 2018
Photo of Oshawa lakefront yesterday by OG @OshawaGangsta #ONstorm2018 #ONstorm pic.twitter.com/HOwUfV8Rr5
Crews are dealing with hazardous conditions and significant damage including downed poles/powerlines/trees. Progress is being made and restoration efforts will continue until all power is restored. We’ll continue to provide updates as soon as they become available. #ONstorm
— Toronto Hydro (@TorontoHydro) April 16, 2018
Hey April, January called and she wants her weather back. #UofT #onstorm #icestormTO #RobartsLibrary pic.twitter.com/t3cEGQOj20
— U of T Libraries (@uoftlibraries) April 16, 2018
We’re almost at corgi snow depth #onstorm #icestorm pic.twitter.com/GBn3ntmsUD
— Kelly Canuck🍁 (@KellyCanuckTO) April 15, 2018
Good Monday Morning from Ontario, Canada. #ONstorm2018 @weathernetwork pic.twitter.com/1nasCFNOU6
— Dimitri (@dimitrigeorga) April 16, 2018
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