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A nasty mix of snow, ice pellets, and freezing rain has blanketed southern Ontario. Global News chief meteorologist Anthony Farnell explains when the region might see some relief, before it gets worse again.

While some are lamenting the traditional Canadian winter we’ve gotten so far this year, others in our region are celebrating. Snowmobile enthusiasts have been our in full forces as of late. And, Kaytlyn Poberznick tells us, some clubs are seeing record turnout.

With temperatures wavering above 0, walkways and snowmobile trails are being affected and city officials are advising drivers to stay alert on roads.

The city is seeing some unusually warm weather for this time of year and Edmontonians are taking advantage. Many people are heading outside to enjoy the sun, but it is creating challenges for some winter events. Jasmine King has more.

Canadian Blood Services needs your help. Severe winter weather across the country and seasonal illness have had a big impact on donations and supply. We speak with Craig Nielsen about the shortage.

Two Edmonton city councillors are set to present motions focused on future snow and ice removal in the city. The motions are looking for administration to reanalyze current procedures and potentially create an emergency winter weather plan.

Environment Canada has issued another cold weather alert for southern Ontario this weekend, warning of prolonged wind chills overnight. The extreme cold is driving a rare sight on the Great Lakes, with Lake Erie nearing 100 per cent ice coverage for the first time since the late 1990s. In Toronto, Friday marked the 20th consecutive...

Environment Canada has issued several orange-level cold warnings across the country on Friday morning, as some regions are expected to see temperatures as low as -50 with the wind chill.

With freezing temperatures and snow in the forecast, the risks for the city’s most vulnerable are rising fast. From homeless support and Meals on Wheels to life-saving harm-reduction services, The Neighbourhood Group is ramping up efforts during the most challenging season of the year. CEO Bill Sinclair joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln to explain how winter changes...

This weekend’s weather left some drivers scrambling for accommodations, while good samaritans stepped up to save the day. Teagan Rasche reports.

With temperatures outside plummeting, the cold spell is creating major challenges for outdoor attractions like the Toronto Zoo. But it’s not just winter causing problems. The sweltering heat last summer also affected attendance. The zoo says it’s adapting operations to deal with extreme weather. Nicole Di Donato reports.

We’ve had some mild weather these past few weeks but it’s about to get cold again. It might be time to book that trip somewhere warm. Roland van Meurs from AMA Travel joined Global News Morning with some ideas. Sponsored by AMA.

There are now at least two deaths confirmed in Montreal amid frigid conditions and ongoing power outages. An 87-year-old woman died after being transported to hospital in critical condition following a wellness check in NDG Sunday night. A 66-year-old woman was also found dead during a separate wellness check in Montreal West. Dan Spector reports.

Vancouver is considered to be one of Canada’s most beautiful cities, but dense, low-level fog has been partially obscuring the picturesque scenery for nearly a week. Neetu Garcha explains what’s causing the phenomenon, the safety risks it poses, and how many Vancouverites say the foggy weather is beautiful in its own way.

The risks that come with cold weather can have devastating impacts. Health reporter Katherine Ward looks at some of the national trends to keep in mind as this cold blast sweeps across the country.

Warmer temperatures are creating challenges for winter events that depend on the cold. Some outdoor rinks are unusable, the downtown Ice Castle is temporarily closed, and Deep Freeze: A Byzantine Winter Festival on Alberta Avenue is doing what it can to preserve events like ice sculpture carving. Sarah Komadina reports.

A new brings another season of enjoying the outdoors in Winnipeg. Global’s Daniel Moss has a look at just some of the activities that make Winnipeggers true winter enthusiasts.

Braving Saturday’s fresh, frigid temperatures, many Calgarians were at Bowness Park enjoying the great outdoors. From skating, cross-county skiiing and even crokicurl, there were plenty of options to choose from. Drew Stremick reports.

Parts of western North America are being hit by a sharp weather contrast this Christmas Eve. Neetu Garcha looks at the heavy rain and flooding in California, and the extreme cold putting pressure on Yukon’s power grid.

It is a busy day at BC Ferries after cancellations on Monday and heavy snow and winter conditions have caused some issues on the highways.