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Tuesday saw treacherous conditions across the GTA, with freezing rain warnings in effect across the region and ice build up making for a messy evening commute. As Lexy Benedict reports, it wasn’t just causing problems out on the road, but it caused power outages for more than 2,000 residents in Markham

People living across southern B.C. being warned to get ready for a winter weather one-two punch. Heavy rain and the highest tides of the year, are raising concerns about flooding in low-lying areas along the coast, while the same system is expected to bring freezing rain and even heavy snow across higher elevations. Taya Fast...

An orange weather warning has been issued for what meteorologists are calling a high-impact, freezing rain effect beginning overnight Sunday and into Monday afternoon. Most of South Western Quebec and Eastern Ontario are expected to be impacted. Environment Canada says travel conditions could be hazardous, especially during the Monday morning commute. Global’s Elizabeth Zogalis reports.

The freezing rain that blanketed the city and created icy sidewalks has sent scores of Montrealers to overcrowded ERs. Patients are coming in with fractures and concussions — adding pressure to a health system already strained. As Elizabeth Zogalis reports, Urgences-santé reported its second highest call volume in its history.

Environment Canada has issued a weather warning from London all the way to Belleville with freezing rain expected to sweep through the region with some areas potentially seeing up to 5mm of ice buildup on the roads and walkways. Jaden Lee-Lincoln has more on what travelers need to know. 

Reaction from B.C.’s Venezuelan community to the U.S. strikes on thier homeland. B.C. bracing for potential coastal flooding, freezing rain as well as snow in higher elevations this week. Richmond RCMP confirm an allegedly impaired Air India pilot was arrested and removed from duty at YVR.

The Peterborough region has had its fair share of winter weather woes this year, and Old Man Winter certanly isn’t taking a break for the holidays. With freezing rain, snow and more wind on the way, Hydro One and public works employees are trying to keep the roads clear and the community safe. Madeleine McColl...

Environment Canada flags freezing rain and snow in Regina with even more snow glazing Saskatoon.

On January 3rd 1986, the Skytrain system started operating as a revenue-generating service, following a short free trial period. After some early growing pains, and despite ongoing funding issues, there’s no doubt the system fundamentally changed the region as it expanded and ridership grew. Jordan Armstrong reports.

Dozens of people dressed in red swimsuits and Santa hats braved freezing temperatures in Budapest on Sunday for the annual Half-Naked Santa Run. Event founder Krisztian Mehes said the run serves a charitable purpose, raising awareness for various foundations throughout the year.

Kiboshing a planned group formation jump, an experienced skydiver had to think quick on – or off – his feet when his reserve parachute got stuck on the tailfin of the Cessna aircraft he was supposed to jump out of. The man cut himself loose of the reserve parachute, freeing him from the plane, before...

Montreal merchants are celebrating a small victory, as a controversial bike path downtown has been removed. While free street parking has returned along the busy artery for the holiday shopping season, it may only be a short term solution. Brayden Jagger Haines reports.

Concerns are being raised about the ongoing drought conditions in the Maritimes. Environmental experts say the next few weeks will be critical because the ground will freeze. As Skye Bryden-Blom reports, that means the watershed needs to be replenished and quickly.

Fallout continues on both sides of the border after the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. As Eric Sorensen reports, it’s sparking new questions about free speech, accountability and the political divisions surrounding Kirk’s legacy.

WATCH: Saskatoon SPCA shares more on 5-month-old Uno. Due to a medical concern, Uno has one eye and is recovering from an eye injury and surgery. He is now pain free and is ready for his forever home.

Chef Matt Basile joins us for Ninja Slushi Fridays, diving into the viral slushie trend that’s taken over social media. From TikTok-worthy creations to his favourite Frozen Aperol Spritz, Matt shows us why these icy drinks are the ultimate summer treat as we blend, pour, and taste-test our way to brain freeze bliss.

Despite the rainy July, many are taking advantage of the smoke-free sky and other incentives this season. As Jayme Doll reports, 40,000 visitors per day are expected to visit downtown Banff on the August long weekend alone.

The G7 summit gets underway in Kananaskis, where Donald Trump leaves early. Health-care workers urge the Alberta government to reverse its plan to limit free COVID-19 vaccines. A thunderstorm sweeps over Sherwood Park, dumping large hail and a deluge of rain. Edmonton city council is trying to figure out how to increase compliance during parking...

Hundreds gather in Fredericton for Hike for Hospice, raising nearly $50,000 to fund free grief support and end-of-life care.

Hospice Fredericton held their 17th annual Hike For Hospice on Sunday, which raises funds every year to provide free grief and bereavement programming to those who have lost loved ones. Johnny James reports on the event’s continued impact in the city.