Toronto police say the CN Tower and other nearby affected areas reopened at 5 p.m. on Friday. Continue reading →

The CN Tower and surrounding areas remain closed for the fourth consecutive day due to the risk of falling ice. Continue reading →

Councillor Chad Collins adds that he’ll be bringing a separate motion in regards to ‘millions’ of dollars in needed repairs along Hamilton’s waterfront trails. Continue reading →

Common sense dictates driving with a windshield covered almost entirely of snow and ice is a bad idea. Continue reading →

Toronto police said areas surrounding the CN Tower will remain off limits to pedestrians until officials deem it safe. Continue reading →

From Toronto, where ice storms cancelled baseball games, to Calgary where residents this week faced yet another heavy snowfall warning, April 2018 has come to feel like endless winter. Continue reading →

It was just after midnight on Monday and the Royals were travelling along the Gardiner Expressway by Islington Avenue en route to their Toronto hotel, having flown in for a three-game series with the Toronto Blue Jays, when a large piece of ice smashed into the windshield of the bus right. Continue reading →

Although London did experience some power outages over the weekend due to the ice storm, other cities in southwestern Ontario were hit harder. London Hydro will be sending help to the Aylmer and Beachville areas, after a request from the townships. Many customers remain without power in the area, as 50 poles remain down. “We… Continue reading →

Toronto police said the CN Tower, Ripley’s Aquarium, Steam Whistle Brewery, The Rec Room, Gates 1 to 6 of the Rogers Centre and a portion of Bremner Boulevard were all closed as of mid-Tuesday afternoon. Continue reading →

Utility crews continued repairing severed power lines on Tuesday morning after a wild few days of rain, freezing rain, snow and strong wind across much of southern, central and eastern Ontario. Continue reading →