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Powerful storms tore the roofs off an apartment building and a nursing home in a small town in Oklahoma, damaged a high school near Dallas, and threatened more communities across the nation Tuesday with wide-ranging weather.
After a gruelling snowfall that blanketed parts of Toronto last week, officials across the GTA have revealed to CTV News Toronto what they’re planning ahead of a lengthy cleanup process that could take weeks to complete.
People in southern and eastern Ontario are digging out from the second major snow storm in a week.
Just days after recording its largest single snowfall since January 2022, Toronto, still digging out from under centimetres of snow, is being hit by another winter storm, prompting the TTC to remove 56 bus stops out of service and several tourist attractions to close on Sunday.
A massive snow dump of more than 20 centimetres has blanketed parts of the GTA on Thursday, with Environment Canada warning more flurries could be on the way tonight.
St. John’s is digging out from a powerful February storm, one that hit all the criteria needed to be recognized as a blizzard and also sounded the starting gun for the city’s snowy season.
