Weather

You’ve probably seen photos of a shelf cloud over Cochrane Monday night.

Today is the 91st anniversary of Iroquois Falls recording the coldest temperature ever in Eastern Canada.

As if we needed it, the snowfall overnight Tuesday just added to this crazy winter -- and more weight on your roof. 

Hard times bring out the best in people.  That’s especially true for Northerners. The giant snowstorm earlier this week proves that. 

Digging out is underway, following two days of heavy, blowing snow that fell on our holiday week.

It’s difficult to put a total on the amount of snow that fell during our so-called “winter weather event” across our district.  

The big dig-out is on, following the largest single snowfall most of us can remember in this region. It affected almost every aspect of life, especially travel.  Ontario 511 is still the best place to check for road closures.  And at the Timmins Airport, manager Dave Dayment says his crew has been working feverishly to clear snow. 

It could be extremely cold the next couple nights,with windchill values expected to be in the mid-minus-30s.  That also affects animals.

buses cancelled