Environment Canada has issued a snowfall warning for northernmost areas in the province, predicting 15 or more centimeters of snow.

Quebecers across the southern half of the province are dealing with slick roads and icy sidewalks as freezing rain continues on Tuesday morning.

Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for most of the province, forecasting prolonged periods of snow and freezing rain.

After a weekend of spring-like weather, freezing rain is on the way for a large swath of southern Quebec.

The weather agency has issued a special weather statement for Ottawa and a freezing rain warning for Prescott and Russell.

The government agency warns of dangerous ice.

People in northern Alberta were advised to expect slippery roads, parking lots and walkways on Thursday as Environment Canada issued a freezing rain warning for parts of the region.

A series of special weather statements and warnings have been issued for Atlantic Canada.

Environment Canada says 5 to 10 cm of snow is expected for Northumberland County and Quinte West beginning Thursday.

Environment Canada anticipates snow will start falling on Wednesday night.