Canada Winter

From the Rocky Mountains to the St. Lawrence River, explore Canada's unique winter wonders. Discover tips and tricks to keep warm, find exciting activities, and plan an unforgettable winter getaway. Canada Winter has something for everyone!

Snow Vancouver

Experience the best Snow Vancouver has to offer with our wide selection of snow activities. From skiing and snowboarding to sledding and tubing, we have something for everyone. Enjoy the winter weather and explore all that Vancouver has to offer!

Montreal Winter

Enjoy the beauty of winter in Montreal! Visit our city and explore the amazing snow-covered parks, historical landmarks, and renowned culture. From skiing to ice skating, Montreal is the perfect destination for a unique winter experience.

Lake Louise Winter

Discover the stunning winter landscape of Lake Louise, Alberta. Enjoy a variety of outdoor activities like skiing, snowshoeing, and ice skating, or simply take in the beauty of the Canadian Rockies. Experience something new with the adventure-filled Lake Louise winter.

Banff winter

Experience the best of Banff in winter! Enjoy a wide range of winter activities, from skiing and snowboarding to ice skating and snowshoeing. Explore the beauty of Banff's majestic mountains, pristine lakes, and stunning scenery while experiencing the Banff winter.

Snow Storm Ontario

Get the latest updates on Snow Storm Ontario. Stay ahead of the storm with real-time forecasts, road conditions, and school closures. Our comprehensive coverage will keep you informed and prepared for any winter weather conditions.

Freezing precipitation spread all through a lot of Atlantic Canada Sunday making wet and dangerous circumstances and spreading blackouts around the district.

The main part of the blackouts was accounted for by Newfoundland Power, where around 2,000 clients had been impacted by mid-evening in a different region of the island piece area including Gander, Fantastic Falls-Windsor, Lewis Porte, and Corner Creek.

One more 60 to 90 millimeters of the downpour was supposed to fall by Monday morning across the territory.

In the meantime, the Climate Canada figure required the freezing precipitation and sprinkle to change to precipitation in southern areas of Nova Scotia as the day advanced Sunday, while freezing precipitation was supposed to continue into the night hours in northern districts of the region.

The untidy weather conditions caused some flight delays at the Halifax Stanfield Global Air terminal, while Sound Ships dropped its sailings Sunday between Dig by, N.S., and Holy person John, N.B., because of high wave and wind conditions in the Straight of Fundy. Between 25 to 45 millimeters of downpour were supposed to fall in Nova Scotia into Monday.

In New Brunswick, freezing precipitation fell in the southern and focal regions of the area Sunday

The estimate likewise cautioned of more critical measures of freezing precipitation expected in northern areas of New Brunswick Monday into Tuesday because of a determined climate framework slowed down south of the Maritimes.