Toronto pivots from snow clearing to removal following back-to-back storms
Ten days after the first of a series of multi-day snowstorms hit Toronto, blanketing it with 53 centimetres of snow, the city has begun the process of hauling away excess snow from areas where there’s not enough room to store it.
Kicking the weekend off, Saturday is expected to see a mix of sun and clouds, a 30 per cent chance of flurries and a high of ...
While a few flurries could be seen overnight into Wednesday, the city will escape another round of snowfall this week.
The storm is part of a blast of winter weather as the polar vortex stretches, allowing arctic cold to tumble down from Canada ...
Toronto Pearson International Airport experienced “extreme” weather before a Delta Air Lines plane crash-landed and flipped ...
Over the weekend, the Toronto area was hit with 6–9 inches of snow, following a snowstorm last Wednesday that dumped 5–8 ...
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Snow-covered roads led to treacherous travel conditions from the Plains and Midwest through the Tennessee Valley and ...
Heavy snowfall that began Saturday afternoon is expected to get worse Sunday morning, Environment Canada says, with snow ...
Toronto pedestrians are feeling frosty over sidewalks blocked with piles of snow and wondering why it's taking so long to clear them up.
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