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Ice Safety
Health Canada and PHAC on X: "Ice needs to be at least four inches (ten centimetres) thick before you can skate safely on a frozen lake, river or pond. Find out how
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Safe Ice Thickness - YouTube
How to Tell if Ice is Safe to Walk On
How to Tell if Ice is Safe to Walk On
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Halifax Regional Municipality urges residents to stay off frozen lakes, ponds until ice thickness testing resumes | CTV News
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