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Environment Canada has forecasted up to 50 millimetres of rain this weekend for Nova Scotia's central, northern and eastern regions, including Cape Breton.

Environment Canada issued another winter storm watch for Nova Scotia on Sunday afternoon, forecasting up to 30 centimetres of snow late Tuesday and into Wednesday.

100 of the cadets boarded buses on Wednesday to help residents who remain trapped in their Sydney homes by huge drifts left behind by a 150-centimetre snowfall on the weekend.

Nova Scotia's opposition leaders are criticizing Premier Tim Houston for comments he made about Cape Breton Regional Municipality's state of emergency following a massive snowfall.

Bus service in the Halifax Regional Municipality is halted until at least noon today, and transit in the Cape Breton Regional Municipality is cancelled for the day. 

Environment Canada says up to 80 cm of snow could fall in some parts of Nova Scotia this weekend creating poor driving conditions, with visibility reduced to near zero at times.

Despite an early spring prediction from Nova Scotia's most famous groundhog, there's still plenty of winter weather on the way for parts of the province.

More than 115 million residents from Iowa to New Jersey are expecting a winter storm as the forecasters have warned of it bringing in bitterly cold temperatures, snow disrupting travel conditions. Heres everything to know more.

More than 142 million people across the US are under a wind chill alert on Monday, as frigid Arctic air hangs over much of the country. Winter Storm in US: More Than 142 Million People Under Wind Chill Alert As Arctic Blast Sweeps Across America, Bringing Record-Low Temperatures.

Hundreds of passengers were stranded at US airports following a flurry of flight delays and cancellations in the Midwest and South after a winter storm hit the country, CNN reported on Friday.