Cold Weather
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Can a drastic change in weather make you sick? What experts sayAs Canadians welcome the arrival of spring, they're also experiencing a rollercoaster of weather temperatures that sees scorching heat one day and icy cold the next.CanadaApr 19
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La Niña’s kept things cooler this winter. But what happens when that cooling effect vanishes?La Niña, a weather pattern associated with cooling, is weakening. Climate experts are predicting a blast of heat this year and even more so in 2024, fueling global warming.WeatherMar 9
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Cold weather prompts school division east of Edmonton to cancel bus service for some communitiesIn a tweet, Elk Island Public Schools announced its buses that serve Mundare, Andrew and Vegreville were being cancelled for the morning "due to extremely low temperatures."WeatherFeb 24
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Restoration company warns Sask. homeowners of extreme weather damageA senior VP with First Onsite Property Restoration noted that people going on vacation should have someone checking in on their home or building every few days.WeatherFeb 23
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Biting cold, wind and snow hitting many parts of B.C. this weekWind chill values of -30 C or colder will be common in the central and northern parts of the province for the next couple of mornings, Mark Madryga said.WeatherFeb 21
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Incoming cold snap could damage Okanagan cropsA cold snap is on the way for the Okanagan and could damage Okanagan crops.WeatherFeb 20
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City of Edmonton to activate extreme weather response on Family DayThe extreme weather response will run from Family Day until Feb. 26.WeatherFeb 17
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Break-and-enter call leads RCMP to drugs, guns in rural ManitobaA man and woman from Winnipeg have been arrested after an attempted break-in at another home led police to conduct a drug bust at a residence in Rossburn, Man.CrimeFeb 9
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Police issue ice warnings as ice fishers set up on Kingston, Ont. region watersOntario Provincial Police say 'no ice is safe ice', despite the recent cold snap.WeatherFeb 7
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Nearly 15K customers without power as strong winds sweep through N.B.New Brunswick Power said the outages were scattered across the province due to high winds and trees getting into contact with power lines.CanadaFeb 4
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