The Greater Toronto Area is set to see its first near-freezing temperatures of the season Monday, Environment Canada says.

After a particularly cold and snowy winter across much of Canada, it appears summer may tip the scales in the opposite direction. Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) released its three-month ...

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2:02 Heavy rainfall system moving into Maritimes for Labour Day long weekend Parts of Atlantic Canada could be in for a soggy weekend as a slow-moving tropical system enters the region. Environment ...

A yellow-level warning is in place for much of southwestern Ontario as Environment Canada states a "long-duration heat event" begins Monday. Until Friday, and possibly into the weekend, maximum ...

Temperatures are expected to fall to near or below the freezing mark tonight into early Tuesday morning, Environment Canada said in the alert.

The first day of summer rang in for Canada on Sunday, with the summer solstice making it the longest day of the year. As the city gears up for one of its busiest tourism seasons in years, Environment ...

Following a historic winter marked by heavy snowfall and extreme cold events in Toronto, Environment and Climate Change Canada is forecasting a potentially record-breaking El Nino this year with warm ...

Not everyone in Toronto and across Ontario received the same cellphone alerts warning of severe weather events from “destructive winds,” to “very large hail” to tornadoes, during Wednesday’s storm.

Environment Canada has issued a frost advisory for Chatham-Kent, warning that temperatures are expected to fall to near the freezing mark tonight into early Tuesday morning. The advisory, issued ...