Environment Canada is calling for a low of -22 C Thursday, feeling like -30, throughout the Waterloo Region and Guelph area.

It was warmer and drier than normal in Saskatchewan during January, despite a cold snap that gripped much of the province.

Environment Canada has issued an extreme cold warning in Saskatoon and Regina for -40 wind chills this weekend.

-50 wind chills start to slide out, but extreme cold warnings are still likely in Saskatoon and Regina's weather forecast ahead.

An extreme cold warning for Saskatchewan has ended.

Frigid temperatures prompted a surge in calls about animal welfare to agencies like Animal Protection Services of Saskatchewan and the Saskatoon SPCA.

With Saskatoon under an extreme cold warning, it’s important for everyone to be well-prepared and safety-aware.

Another blast of snow gets followed by a surge of arctic air in the Okanagan weather forecast ahead.

Patches of snow with afternoon highs flirting with the freezing mark are in the Okanagan weather forecast for the third week of December.

Environment Canada says wind chill values of -45 to -50 are expected for several more days across northern Saskatchewan.