An ice storm that battered parts of Ontario and Quebec Wednesday afternoon has left more than 1.3 million homes and businesses without power, closed hundreds of schools and choked Montreal’s ...

Six days after an ice storm downed trees and cut power to the city, Montreal is closing its warming shelters and says it is switching from emergency mode to "recovery mode." ...

At least 900 trees were damaged in Montreal by the April 5 storm, and tens of thousands of branches fell. In Côte-des-Neiges alone, Sabourin said, the borough received 1,200 requests from ...

April 6 (UPI) --More than 1 million homes were left without power in the Montreal area after a freezing rain storm that played havoc throughout Quebec on Wednesday. Energy Minister Pierre ...

In the aftermath of the ice storm, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Montreal Mayor Valérie Plante visited the hard-hit des Écores St. in Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension Thursday to ...

The City of Montreal says it has been inundated by calls to 311 city services over reports of fallen trees and broken branches from last week's ice storm.

The ice storm dropped 0.4 to 1.4 inches of freezing rain Wednesday over areas of eastern Ontario and southern Quebec – with Montreal pelted with between 1 and 1.4 inches of freezing rain ...

Extraordinary storms have become ordinary occurrences, along with disasters like flooded basements and highways.

75,000 Quebec homes and businesses without power Monday morning. Strong low pressure moving along a nearly stationary boundary over the weekend, produced a wide area of wintry precipitation ...

OTTAWA, April 6 — Two people died and more than a million were without power on Thursday after an ice storm hit Canada’s two most-populated provinces ahead of a holiday weekend, bringing ...

Residents in Montreal, Quebec, are still catching their bearings after a devastating ice storm left extreme damage across the region on April 5. And now that images of the storm’s aftermath have ...

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