Another burst of winter weather blew through the Greater Toronto Area today, with brief bursts of heavier snow and high winds breezing throughout the region.

Strong winds are in store for Toronto and surrounding regions with local power outages possible, Environment Canada says.

The weekend will bring temperatures that feel below zero and snow to the Greater Toronto Area and southern Ontario.

A weather system that is moving across the country is bringing winter conditions to Ontario and Quebec starting Wednesday and ...

By Thursday, Arctic air will funnel across the Great Lakes Basin, dropping temperatures and fueling strong winds.

More localized bands of squalls were expected to form, with up to two feet of snow possible in some areas, according to ...

Farther north, a second strong band will form off Georgian Bay, targeting directly at Barrie, Lake Simcoe and the 400 corridor into the northeast Greater Toronto Area (GTA), around Oshawa. Even areas ...

While Toronto dodges the heaviest snow, large swaths of southern and northern Ontario are preparing for a multi-day snow ...

Thursday’s forecast calls for flurries and risk of snow squalls in the Greater Toronto Area and snowfall up to 10 cm in some ...

A meteorologist is warning Ontarians to prepare, as an extreme atmospheric warming event will be bringing severely cold ...

Ontario is bracing for messy road closures, strong winds, and icy temperatures this week as a winterlike storm sweeps over ...

Lake effect snow tied with gusty winds may lead to potentially hazardous driving conditions in Toronto, other parts of the ...