Heavy rain causes major road washout in northern Ont.
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Damaging Glenmore pothole caused by significant rain during road resurfacing, city says
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Rainfall warnings issued with up to 50 mm possible west of Calgary
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Flooding from persistent rain closes sections of Stoney Trail
The Sarcee Trail S.W. exit to Tsuu T'ina/Stoney Trail has been closed due to flooding on July 22, 2025. Drivers who use the south portion of Stoney Trail will need to plan another route for their morning commute Tuesday, thanks to relentless rain overnight and into morning. Flooding on the roadway shut down southbound Tsuu T'ina Trail from Glenmore Trail to 90th Avenue S.W. Calgary police said it was expected to be closed for most of the morning. Police are also cautioning drivers to take extra caution on their drive in to work with heavy rainfall overnight creating large puddles and pooling of water. Flooding from persistent rain closes sections of Stoney Trail
