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Mayor John Tory says the cleanup effort will likely last more than three days after a massive snowstorm shut down major highways and wreaked havoc on transportation, schools, garbage collection and other services Monday.
Several trucks and cars remain stuck in mounds of snow, some transit services continue to face disruption and schools are pivoting their plans in the aftermath of Toronto’s largest snowstorm in years.
Traffic is still snarled on many busy highways across the GTA this morning as Ontario deals with a “storm hangover” following one of the biggest winter storms in the region in several years, OPP Sgt. Kerry Schmidt says.
Toronto’s two biggest schools boards will reopen for in-person learning tomorrow following a massive winter storm that kept its buildings shuttered for an additional two days.
Heavy snowfall that blanketed the GTA this morning has closed the Gardiner Expressway and Don Valley Parkway and delayed the return to in-person learning for many students.