The provincial government announced Tuesday that motorists may begin using studded tires as of Sunday, Nov. 1, 2026.
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The news release notes that winter is coming and motorists are encouraged to prepare their vehicles and exercise caution on the road with changing weather conditions.
Motorists are asked to:
- Slow down when roads are slippery and drive according to weather conditions.
- Give yourself extra time to reach your destination.
- Listen for travel advisories.
- Carry a winter emergency kit in your vehicle.
- Remove snow and ice from your vehicle’s roof, hood, windows and lights.
- Ensure your tires are in good condition.
- Ensure your brakes, wipers and lights are working properly.
- Check all fluid levels regularly.
- Stay at least 50 metres behind snowplows.
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