Since 6 p.m. on Feb. 26, West Region OPP said there have been around 200 collisions, some causing serious injury.

Police say they have investigated over 50 crashes on area roads in north Simcoe since Nov. 1.

At about 8:30 a.m., a northbound dump truck lost control on Yonge Street at Line 9, when the driver tried to move over for a southbound ambulance that had its lights activated, police say.

According to Ontario Provincial Police, more than 400 collisions were reported within a 24-hour period following the Greater Toronto Area's first major snowfall.

SGI says the return of snow and ice means drivers need to remember their winter driving skills.

Winter driving conditions in and around Saskatoon had police urging motorists to exercise caution on Monday morning.

A man was treated for minor injuries after his windshield was shattered by flying ice on Highway 400 at about 12 p.m. Friday.

Snow and cold plagues much of Saskatchewan, temperatures have dropped into the -30 C range causing exposed skin to freeze in minutes.

CAA performed 173 member rescues in London on Thursday and is predicting another 123 on Friday.

Police continue to remind the public to be cautious when driving on snow-covered roads, especially during the first snowfall of the season.