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Arctic Blast Turns Niagara Falls Into Icy Winter Spectacle 3

Visitors flocked to Niagara Falls to witness the rare sight of the iconic waterfalls partially frozen, with extreme cold and an Arctic blast coating railings, rocks and surrounding areas in thick ice.

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Arctic Blast Turns Niagara Falls Into Icy Winter Spectacle 2

Visitors flocked to Niagara Falls to witness the rare sight of the iconic waterfalls partially frozen, with extreme cold and an Arctic blast coating railings, rocks and surrounding areas in thick ice.

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Arctic Blast Turns Niagara Falls Into Icy Winter Spectacle

Visitors flocked to Niagara Falls to witness the rare sight of the iconic waterfalls partially frozen, with extreme cold and an Arctic blast coating railings, rocks and surrounding areas in thick ice.

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Canada: Snow Squalls and Cold Weather Continue to Batter Southern Ontario

Environment Canada issued snow squall and cold warnings on Tuesday, January 27, as the chilly weather continued to batter the region, including the Greater Toronto Area.

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Canada: Record-Breaking Winter Storm Paralyses Southern Ontario with Heavy Snowfall 3

Toronto and parts of southern Ontario are digging out after a record-breaking winter storm dumped over 50 cm of snow on Sunday, January 25. The historic snowfall led to widespread school closures and bus cancellations across the region on Monday, except in Ottawa. The Ontario Provincial Police reported roughly 200 collisions over the last 24 hours as drivers struggled with the treacherous conditions.

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Canada: Record-Breaking Winter Storm Paralyses Southern Ontario with Heavy Snowfall 2

Toronto and parts of southern Ontario are digging out after a record-breaking winter storm dumped over 50 cm of snow on Sunday, January 25. The historic snowfall led to widespread school closures and bus cancellations across the region on Monday, January 26, though schools in Ottawa remained open. The Ontario Provincial Police reported roughly 200 collisions over the last 24 hours as drivers struggled with the treacherous conditions. Footage shows a dog bounding through deep snow.

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Canada: Record-Breaking Winter Storm Paralyses Southern Ontario with Heavy Snowfall

Toronto and parts of southern Ontario are digging out after a record-breaking winter storm dumped over 50 cm of snow on Sunday, January 25. The historic snowfall led to widespread school closures and bus cancellations across the region on Monday, January 26, though schools in Ottawa remained open. The Ontario Provincial Police reported roughly 200 collisions over the last 24 hours as drivers struggled with the treacherous conditions.

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Canada: Heavy Snow Causes Widespread Disruptions in Southern Ontario

Heavy snow hit southern Ontario on Thursday, disrupting schools, transportation and travel across the region. Environment Canada said parts of the Greater Toronto Area could see up to 40 centimeters of snow, prompting school closures, widespread road accidents and highway shutdowns. Police reported hundreds of collisions, while major transit delays and flight cancellations were reported at Toronto Pearson Airport as the storm caused hazardous conditions throughout the day.

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Canada: Blizzard Conditions in Ontario as Winter Storms Continue 2

Dangerous snow squalls and sub-zero temperatures continued to lash Ontario and Quebec on Tuesday, December 30, after high winds and freezing rain left tens of thousands without power a day earlier. Environment Canada issued widespread weather warnings from eastern Ontario to the Atlantic region, as blowing snow caused hazardous road conditions and travel delays.

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Canada: Blizzard Conditions in Ontario as Winter Storms Continue

Dangerous snow squalls and sub-zero temperatures continued to lash Ontario and Quebec on Tuesday, December 30, after high winds and freezing rain left tens of thousands without power a day earlier. Environment Canada issued widespread weather warnings from eastern Ontario to the Atlantic region, as blowing snow caused hazardous road conditions and travel delays

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Canada: Abbotsford Declares Emergency as Atmospheric River Causes Severe Flooding in B.C.

An atmospheric river swept across southern B.C., leading Abbotsford to declare a state of local emergency as hundreds of properties were put on evacuation order. Flooding continued to affect parts of the area, on Friday, December 12, prompting expanded evacuation orders, school closures, the closure of a key stretch of Highway 1.

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Canada: Heavy Snow and High Winds Slam Newfoundland and Labrador

A winter storm bringing heavy snow and strong winds swept across Newfoundland and Labrador on Wednesday, December 3, leading to widespread school closures, minor road accidents, and power outages.

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Canada: Lake-Effect Snow Squalls Hit Southern Ontario

A new round of powerful cold front brought lake-effect snow squalls to Southern Ontario on Sunday, November 16, prompting a winter weather travel advisory.

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Aurora Illuminates Night Skies Across North America 7

A strong solar flare triggered a severe geomagnetic storm on Tuesday, November 11, sending northern lights across much of the U.S. and parts of Canada.

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Aurora Illuminates Night Skies Across North America 6

A strong solar flare triggered a severe geomagnetic storm on Tuesday, November 11, sending northern lights across much of the U.S. and parts of Canada. The rare display was expected to continue into Wednesday.

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Aurora Illuminates Night Skies Across North America 5

A strong solar flare sparked a severe geomagnetic storm on Tuesday, November 11, with the northern lights illuminated skies across U.S. states and parts of Canada through Wednesday morning.

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Aurora Illuminates Night Skies Across North America 4

A strong solar flare sparked a severe geomagnetic storm on Tuesday, November 11, with the northern lights illuminated skies across U.S. states and parts of Canada through Wednesday morning.

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Aurora Illuminates Night Skies Across North America 3

A strong solar flare sparked a severe geomagnetic storm on Tuesday, November 11, with the northern lights illuminated skies across U.S. states and parts of Canada through Wednesday morning.

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Aurora Illuminates Night Skies Across North America

A strong solar flare sparked a severe geomagnetic storm on Tuesday, November 11, with the northern lights expected to illuminate skies across U.S. states and parts of Canada through Wednesday morning.

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Aurora Illuminates Night Skies Across North America 2

A strong solar flare sparked a severe geomagnetic storm on Tuesday, November 11, with the northern lights expected to illuminate skies across U.S. states and parts of Canada through Wednesday morning.

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Canada: Early-Season Snow Blankets Toronto, Southern Ontario

A rare early-season snowstorm blanketed southern Ontario on Sunday, November 9, including Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area. Most of the city recorded 5+ cm of snow by Monday morning—the earliest such accumulation at Pearson International Airport since 1969. The storm caused hazardous driving conditions, prompting salting, snow-clearing operations, and the opening of warming centers for vulnerable residents.

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North America Sees Northern Lights Illuminating Night Sky 2

In some regions of Canada and the US, the Northern Lights were spotted on Wednesday, November 5, as an eruption of solar material prompted one of the strongest geomagnetic storms of the year to impact Earth.

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US/Canada: Northern Lights Illuminate Night Sky

In some regions of the US and Canada, the Northern Lights were spotted on Wednesday, November 5, as an eruption of solar material prompted one of the strongest geomagnetic storms of the year to impact Earth, creating a chance to see the aurora on Thursday, November 6, for nearly half of the US and potentially most of Canada, including its southernmost regions, with visibility particularly high across Western Canada and the northern territories.

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Canada: Bomb Cyclone Pounds Newfoundland With Heavy Winds and Snow

A powerful “bomb cyclone” hit Newfoundland with 120+ km/h winds, heavy rain, and widespread snow, causing coastal flooding, power outages for thousands, and major travel disruptions. Evacuations were reported in southern Avalon as waves topped 9 meters.

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Canada: First Snow of Season Reported in Southern Alberta

A first snow of the season was reported in southern Alberta on Saturday, October 4.

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Canada: Funnel Cloud Spotted in Southern Manitoba Amid Tornado Warnings 2

A funnel cloud was spotted in southern Manitoba on Wednesday, August 6, as a tornado warning was in place in the region.

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Canada: Funnel Cloud Spotted in Southern Manitoba Amid Tornado Warnings

A funnel cloud was spotted in southern Manitoba on Wednesday, August 6, as a tornado warning was in place in the region.

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US: Canada Wildfire Smoke Pushes Air Quality in New York to Unhealthy Level

Smoke from Canadian wildfires continued to blanket parts of the U.S. Northeast on Tuesday, August 5, triggering hazardous Air Quality Alerts from the Great Lakes to New York City.

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National Bank Open - Montreal

Lin Zhu of China leaves the court as severe weather stops play against Jessica Bouzas Maneiro of Spain during round of 16 tennis action at the National Bank Open in Montreal, QC, Canada on August 2, 2025. Photo by Christinne Muschi/CP/ABACAPRESS.COM

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National Bank Open - Montreal

Jessica Bouzas Maneiro of Spain leaves the court as severe weather stops play against Lin Zhu of China during round of 16 tennis action at the National Bank Open in Montreal, QC, Canada on August 2, 2025. Photo by Christinne Muschi/CP/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Canada: EF-1 Downburst Hits Mitchell, Ontario, Leaving Trail of Destruction

An EF-1 downburst with estimated maximum wind speeds of 150 km/h tore through Mitchell, in the Municipality of West Perth, on Thursday, July 24, damaging barns, power poles, trees, and crops.

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Canada: Torrential Rain Causes Widespread Flooding, Road Closures in Montreal

Round of heavy thunderstorms dumped torrential rain on Montreal on Sunday, July 13, causing widespread flash flooding, road closures, flight delays, and leaving thousands without power. This video shows a vehicle stranded and traffic jams on flooded Highway 40 near Dorval.

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Canada: Smoke from Wildfires Blankets Skies in Newfoundland and Labrador

As wildfires continue to burn across Saskatchewan and Manitoba, smoke from the blazes created hazy skies in Newfoundland and Labrador on May 5. So far, the fires have scorched more than two million hectares (4.9 million acres), forcing over 33,000 people to evacuate in the provinces of Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta

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Canada: Smoke from Wildfires Blankets Skies in Newfoundland and Labrador 2

As wildfires continue to burn across Saskatchewan and Manitoba, smoke from the blazes created hazy skies in Newfoundland and Labrador on May 5. So far, the fires have scorched more than two million hectares (4.9 million acres), forcing over 33,000 people to evacuate in the provinces of Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta

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US: Wildfire Smoke from Canada Darkens Skies, Air Quality Deteriorates

Smoke from Canadian wildfires drifted into large portions of the U.S., creating hazy skies and worsening air quality. Wildfires in Canada have burned over two million hectares (4.9 million acres) so far, forcing more than 33,000 people to evacuate in the provinces of Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta.

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US: Wildfire Smoke from Canada Darkens Skies, Air Quality Deteriorates 2

Smoke from Canadian wildfires drifted into large portions of the U.S., creating hazy skies and worsening air quality. Wildfires in Canada have burned over two million hectares (4.9 million acres) so far, forcing more than 33,000 people to evacuate in the provinces of Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta.

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Canada: Landspout Tornado Spotted Near Rolling Hills, Alberta

A confirmed EF0 landspout tornado touched down near Rolling Hills, a hamlet in southern Alberta's County of Newell, on Saturday, April 12th. No damage has been reported.

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Canada: Dense Fog Alert Issued for Southern Ontario, Hazardous Travel Expected

A dense fog alert was issued for Thursday, April 3, with visibility potentially near zero, causing hazardous travel conditions.

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Canada: Major Ice Storm Leaves Thousands Without Power in Ontario 4

A major ice storm struck a large part of southern Ontario over the weekend, leaving hundreds of thousands of people without power. Schools were closed in some areas by Monday morning, March 31. Several states of emergency were declared, including in the cities of Orillia and Peterborough, the District of Muskoka, and the Township of Oro-Medonte.

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Canada: Major Ice Storm Leaves Thousands Without Power in Ontario 3

A major ice storm struck a large part of southern Ontario over the weekend, leaving hundreds of thousands of people without power. Schools were closed in some areas by Monday morning, March 31. Several states of emergency were declared, including in the cities of Orillia and Peterborough, the District of Muskoka, and the Township of Oro-Medonte.

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Canada: Major Ice Storm Leaves Thousands Without Power in Ontario

A major ice storm struck a large part of southern Ontario over the weekend, leaving hundreds of thousands of people without power. Schools were closed in some areas by Monday morning, March 31. Several states of emergency were declared, including in the cities of Orillia and Peterborough, the District of Muskoka, and the Township of Oro-Medonte.

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Canada: Major Ice Storm Leaves Thousands Without Power in Ontario 2

A major ice storm struck a large part of southern Ontario over the weekend, leaving hundreds of thousands of people without power. Schools were closed in some areas by Monday morning, March 31. Several states of emergency were declared, including in the cities of Orillia and Peterborough, the District of Muskoka, and the Township of Oro-Medonte.

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Canada: Toronto Sees More Snow After Consecutive Snowstorms 2

Toronto saw more snowfall on Monday, February 17, after back-to-back winter storms, leading to a winter weather travel advisory for the Durham Region. This video was filmed in Hamilton.

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Canada: Montreal Residents Ski Through Streets As Heavy Snow Falls

Montreal received 75 cm of snow between Thursday, February 13, and Sunday, February 16, due to two consecutive snowstorms, marking the highest snowfall for any four-day period since record-keeping began in 1941. This video shows residents skiing down the streets of Montreal and a man running in shorts amid heavy snowfall.

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Canada: Storms Batter Montreal, Dumping Record-Breaking Snowfall 2

Montreal received 75 cm of snow between Thursday, February 13, and Sunday, February 16, as a result of two consecutive snowstorms, marking the highest snowfall for any four-day period since record-keeping began in 1941.

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Canada: Powerful Winter Storm Slams Nova Scotia With Heavy Snow And Strong Winds

A powerful winter storm swept through Nova Scotia on Tuesday, February 18, dumping heavy snow and bringing strong winds.　Environment Canada issued wind warnings for much of the province.

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Canada: Storms Batter Montreal, Dumping Record-Breaking Snowfall

Montreal received 75 cm of snow between Thursday, February 13, and Sunday, February 16, as a result of two consecutive snowstorms, marking the highest snowfall for any four-day period since record-keeping began in 1941.

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Canada: Toronto Sees More Snow After Consecutive Snowstorms

Toronto saw more snowfall on Monday, February 17, after back-to-back winter storms, leading to a winter weather travel advisory for Durham Region. This video was shot in North York, the northern part of Toronto, around 11:30 a.m.

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Canada: Heavy Snowfall Causes Travel Disruptions In Southern Ontario

Heavy snowfall impacted road conditions, transit, and air travel in Southern Ontario on Sunday, February 16. Environment Canada issued a winter storm warning for the area and warned that blowing snow could reduce visibility.

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Canada: Winter Storm Dumps Snow, Creates Snow Wall In Corner Brook, New Foundland

A winter storm brought heavy snowfall to parts of Newfoundland on Friday, February 14, continuing through Saturday. This video shows a snow wall right outside a basement door in the Curling neighborhood of Corner Brook on the west coast of the island of Newfoundland.