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Western Canada blanketed in bitter cold with extreme weather warnings in place - National - Vimarsana News

Western Canada blanketed in bitter cold with extreme weather warnings in place - National

Canadians seeking a break from significant winter weather will have to wait as parts of the nation are set to deal with another storm.

Snow shovelling and heart attacks: What to know as winter settles in - National - Vimarsana News

Snow shovelling and heart attacks: What to know as winter settles in - National

With many parts of Canada experiencing their first significant snowfall of this season this week, advocates are warning about the dangers of shovelling snow.

Canada set for major snow storm. How to transition to winter commuting - National - Vimarsana News

Canada set for major snow storm. How to transition to winter commuting - National

Many parts of Canada are set to get their first significant taste of winter snow this week, and commuters need to adjust to stay safe. Here's how to do it.

Hundreds Of Thousands Without Power In Canada After Ice Storm - Vimarsana News

Hundreds Of Thousands Without Power In Canada After Ice Storm

About 500,000 homes in Quebec were in the dark, down from 1.1 million at the height of the outages.

Canada Ice Storm: Strong Winds Knock Out Power for Over a Million People - Vimarsana News

Canada Ice Storm: Strong Winds Knock Out Power for Over a Million People

More than a million people were without power on Thursday after an ice storm hit Canada’s two most-populated provinces ahead of a holiday weekend, bringing freezing rain and strong winds. Over a million people did not have power in Quebec and about 120,000 in Ontario by midday. The two provinces account for more than half of Canada’s total population of about 39 million.

Source: news18.com