Don’t Be Surprised to See a Lot of Military Vehicles Around

Increased military traffic across Northern, Central and Eastern Ontario

Canadian Army Reserve personnel from 33 Canadian Brigade Group will conduct transport and supply convoys on roadways from March 20 and 27.

Sudbury army reservists part of large-scale Canadian military training

Canadian Army Reserve personnel – including soldiers from Sudbury – will be hitting the road as part of an exercise to hone their combat skills.

Don’t be surprised to see a lot of military vehicles around

Canadian Forces members from around the province, including Sault Ste. Marie, will be travelling to Garrison Petawawa for WOLF AMBUSH, a major training exercise

North Bay area to see increased Canadian Armed Forces vehicle traffic during March exercise

Communities from North Bay and Sudbury to Kingston, Ottawa and Cornwall may notice more Canadian Armed Forces vehicles on local roads as reservists converge on Petawawa for large-scale training focused on combat readiness

Canadian Army Reserve Conducting Transport and Supply Convoys on Ontario Highways Including 401 & 416 March 20 & 27 and 22 & 29 - Hometown TV12 Brockville

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Increased military traffic across Ontario, including Kingston

Kingston residents may see an increase of military vehicles along Highway 401 as the Canadian Army Reserve personnel from 33 Canadian Brigade Group (33 CBG) participates in Ex WOLF AMBUSH.