This past weekend, the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) experienced an early-season snowfall not seen since 1969. Between Sunday, November 9, and Tuesday, November 11, southern Ontario was blanketed with snow, with Toronto Pearson International Airport reporting nearly 10 cm of accumulation. Hamilton saw 16 cm, while Ottawa recorded 11.7 cm.
The sudden snowstorm created challenging conditions for contractors, covering roads, parking lots, sidewalks, and commercial properties throughout the GTA.
Draglam Salt was prepared. With depots fully stocked and teams deployed across Toronto, Vaughan, Brampton, Scarborough, Markham, Concord, Etobicoke, Kitchener, Mississauga, Niagara Region, Oakville, Oshawa Docks, Ottawa, and Windsor, we ensured contractors had immediate access to road salt, bulk salt, and other essential products. Our crews delivered rock salt from our nearby depots to commercial sites, helping keep parking lots, and sidewalks safe and operational during the storm.
For contractors searching for a reliable rock salt supplier or salt distributor, Draglam Salt is always ready. Commercial teams looking for “salt suppliers near me” were able to quickly access our depots and get the support they needed during the early-November snowfall.
During this historic snowfall, Draglam Salt’s team focused on:
Depot availability: All GTA locations remained open and fully stocked for contractors.
Rapid response: Commercial properties relied on Draglam Salt for fast delivery of bulk salt from a trusted road salt supplier, and distributor of salt products.
Reliable service: Ensuring outdoor public spaces, parking lots, and sidewalks remained clear and safe for operational needs.
Whether you’re searching for road salt, or a trusted bulk salt distributor in Vaughan or elsewhere in the GTA, our team was ready and responsive, ensuring commercial properties remained safe throughout the storm.
Locations: Bradford, Brampton, Concord, Etobicoke, Toronto, Kitchener, Mississauga, Niagara Region, Oakville, Oshawa Docks, Ottawa, Scarborough, Markham, Windsor
Sources:
Global News – Toronto Snowfall Record
CityNews Toronto – November 2025 Winter Storm