Parts of the Greater Toronto Area are under a snowfall warning while a special weather statement is in effect for Toronto.

Toronto residents may want to keep winter gear close by Friday, as a burst of snow is expected to move through the city later this morning into the afternoon.

Environment Canada is predicting between five and 10 centimetres of snow starting Tuesday evening due to an Alberta Clipper.

Quick-moving snowstorm to impact southern and eastern Ontario Friday, strong winds to follow, and another powerful storm to watch for the end of the weekend

Toronto's newest "peak" isn't on any hiking map—and what's inside it is raising alarms. Leyland Cecco reports in the Guardian about the city's six mammoth snow dumps, where plowed snow mixed with road salt,

Environment Canada issued a special weather statement for Toronto Thursday evening, warning drivers of hazardous road conditions.

Toronto will see a mix of sun and cloud through the day, but the cold will linger despite southerly winds of 15–30 km/h.

Snow and snow removal have been hot topics in Toronto this winter, following a historic January storm that brought record accumulation to the city, leaving crews scrambling to clear sidewalks and roads.

While the start of spring is in eight days, it appears Old Man Winter is not yet done. Toronto and neighbouring areas are under a special weather statement, advising of possible snow on Friday. Environment Canada says the city could see brief snowfall ...

The Greater Toronto Area (GTA) has had an exceptional winter, with 45 days in a row of snow cover on the ground. The snow, which has stuck around since Jan. 15, protected by relentless cold, peaked at 56 cm on Jan. 26 after a record snowstorm buried Toronto.