Frustration over slow snow removal after storms in Ontario, Quebec
People are voicing their frustration with the slow pace of snow removal after back-to-back winter storms pounded much of ...
Ontario and Quebec dealt another wintry wallop with second storm in four days
A winter storm continued to strengthen in parts of Ontario and Quebec on Sunday as heavy snowfall blanketed the provinces ...
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Homan playoff-bound, Ontario, Quebec in the hunt at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts
THUNDER BAY - Tracy Fleury is creating happier memories at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts in Thunder Bay, Ont., than four ...
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Homan secures playoff berth, Quebec, Ontario, in the hunt at Hearts
Ontario's Danielle Inglis and Quebec's Laurie St-George rose to the top of their pool with victories at the Scotties ...
Defending champion Homan clinches playoff spot, Quebec, Ontario in the hunt at Scotties
Rachel Homan's curling team secured a playoff spot at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts with a 7-5 win over B.C.'s Corryn ...
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Here's when Daylight Saving will finally start bringing later sunsets in Ontario
Toronto is still quite resembling a ski town after a barrage of snowstorms that have made this season feel like the first ...
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Ontario, Quebec hit with another wintry wallop as 2nd snowstorm descends on provinces
A winter snowstorm descended on Ontario and Quebec on Sunday bringing heavy snowfall and blowing winds to the neighbouring ...
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Claims blowing in from Ontario, Quebec’s weekend winter storm
As Canadians dig out from back-to-back-to-back snowstorms that swept the eastern half of the country, adjusters are beginning ...
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‘Holy snow, Batman!’: Ontario, Quebec residents dig out after major weekend snowfall
A winter storm that blanketed much of Ontario and Quebec this weekend has tapered off, leaving residents to dig themselves ...
Quebec under blowing snow advisory, parts of Ontario seeing high winds as big dig out begins
Environment Canada warned Monday that winds with speed of up to 70 km/h will cause blowing snow and snow drifts and visibility will be reduced to near-zero.