The agency issued a weather statement to advise Nova Scotians that snow will be accumulating overnight.

Environment Canada issued a snowfall warning for the city and surrounding areas early Monday ahead of a blast of wintry weather.

Environment Canada says to expect two rounds of snowfall beginning Monday morning and continuing into Tuesday.

Periods of snow and ice pellets will start early Tuesday and then change to a prolonged period of ice pellets and freezing rain later in the day.

Environment Canada has issued a snowfall warning for parts of southern Ontario with many areas expecting to see up to 25 cm from an upcoming storm. 

The first round of precipitation is set to begin overnight Sunday or early Monday with 5 cm of snow expected by the afternoon.

British Columbians living on the South Coast awoke Saturday morning to a healthy blanket of snow, and meteorologists say there's more to come.

Environment Canada has issued a near-province-wide special weather statement calling for sudden temperature drops because of incoming Arctic air.

The national weather agency is forecasting 20-30 cm of snow for the Coquihalla Highway, from Hope to Merritt; and for Highway 3, from Hope to Princeton.

Environment Canada says an incoming weather system will spread snow over the region, with the two mountain passes receiving upwards of 20 cm of snow by Friday morning.