Today and tomorrow call for mostly cloudy skies and a good chance of showers, followed by a lovely summer day on Friday. Clouds and rain then return for the weekend. Today Mainly cloudy. 60 percent chance of showers this afternoon
It’s a little bit of everything today, with clouds and chance of showers in the morning. The sun takes over later on this morning, with some clouds rolling in overnight. All we’re missing today is winter conditions…and that’ll come soon
It’s a near-certainty that today you’ll hear somebody say, “it’s not the heat, it’s the humidity.” The odd breath of wind should make the 30-degree humidex more bearable. Watch out for afternoon and evening thunderstorms today. Today Sunny. Fog patches
We’re not going to see much sun this weekend with cloudy skies and showers dominating the forecast. Skies clear early next week, but then clouds and rain return by the middle of the week. Today Mainly cloudy with 60 percent
Showers will come and go this morning and the smoke will return in the afternoon, although not nearly as much as yesterday. The weekend is looking cloudy and grey, but with comfortable temperatures. Today Showers ending early this morning then
A new study from Statistics Canada reveals that nearly half of Canadians are finding it increasingly difficult to cover daily expenses due to rising prices. The study shows that 45 percent of Canadians are facing financial strain, a significant increase
In a significant development related to the death of actor Matthew Perry, five individuals, including Perry’s assistant and two doctors, have been charged in connection with the case. The U.S. Attorney announced the charges earlier today, detailing the allegations surrounding
The Air Quality Advisory continues today as smoky conditions persist, but with the added bonus of a Fog Advisory. Be alert for near-zero visibility on your morning drive. Today Mainly sunny. Fog patches with near zero visibility at times early
There is an Air Quality Advisory in effect for: Wildfire smoke will cast a haze over the Industrial Heartland and surrounding area today, and continuing into tomorrow. Today Widespread smoke. Wind becoming northwest 20 km/h near noon. High 24.
Mazda is warning approximately 71,000 vehicle owners in Canada to address a critical safety recall involving Takata airbag inflators. The company has issued a “Do Not Drive” advisory for vehicles equipped with Takata non-desiccated airbag inflators due to the serious
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