Environment Canada says snow is set to arrive today and while accumulations may not be “significant,” brief bursts of heavier snow, coupled with high winds, could make for poor visibility on GTA roads ...

Strong winds are in store for Toronto and surrounding regions with local power outages possible, Environment Canada says.

While Toronto dodges the heaviest snow, large swaths of southern and northern Ontario are preparing for a multi-day snow ...

While parts of the GTA can expect between five to 30 cm of snow, Toronto is gearing up for a week of mixed weather and below ...

In addition to local utility outages, loose objects may be tossed around by the wind, according to Environment Canada.

The snow Toronto saw earlier this week may have melted, but the city could soon see more of the white stuff. Heading into the weekend, the forecast is calling for mainly cloudy skies on Friday morning ...

Thursday’s forecast calls for flurries and risk of snow squalls in the Greater Toronto Area and snowfall up to 10 cm in some ...

A meteorologist is warning Ontarians to prepare, as an extreme atmospheric warming event will be bringing severely cold ...

Toronto, this week the weather outside has been frightful, but the weekend is looking like a milder situation.

Environment and Climate Change Canada meteorologists say the new weather alert system should better convey risk and impact to ...